Submissions from amateur photographers highlight the beauty of monochrome through diverse subjects and perspectives.
Monochrome Moments: A Global Showcase of Black and White Photography
Monochrome Moments: A Global Showcase of Black and White Photography
Citizens Share Their Best Images Celebrating the Monochrome Theme
The beauty of monochrome photography knows no borders, as everyday photographers from around the globe recently submitted their best shots based on the theme "monochrome." The collection showcases a wide array of stunning visuals that draw viewers into a world of shadows, textures, and contrasts.
Martyn Longthorn captured the energy of a pelican creating ripples in the water, while Ian Maggiore highlighted the serene beauty of early morning frost in his garden. Theresa Bennett offered a glimpse into her vibrant garden, where pink cosmos flowers flourished, creating a picturesque monochrome backdrop.
David Belton's photo of the Aldeburgh Scallop sculpture on England's Suffolk beach evokes a sense of stillness. Sally Esau shared a charming moment from her holiday in Rhodes, featuring a black cat against unique, dark gates. Sean Corlett took a dreamy shot of the art installation "Another Place" on Crosby beach, employing a slow shutter for an ethereal effect.
Other contributors like Phil Norton, Glyn Hands, and Piyusha Paradkar also brought their individual takes on monochrome photography, adding depth to the submission. Kate Snow's striking macro photograph of dandelion serenity and Doris Enders' layered Arizona landscape are particularly captivating.
Tony Cook's play of light in Hereford Cathedral and Evelyn Oakley’s shadow-filled moments further illustrate the diverse interpretations of the monochrome form. The creativity didn't stop there, as Emma Warren’s monochrome cat and Elena Raikhlin’s abstract art using toilet paper brought unique perspectives to traditional subjects.
The next theme encouraging creative expression is "my best photo," with entries due by March 18. These images will soon be featured alongside other galleries on the BBC News website under its In Pictures section. Participants can submit photos directly online or email them, adhering to specific terms and conditions. The initiative highlights how anyone can capture and share their artistic vision through the lens of a camera.
Martyn Longthorn captured the energy of a pelican creating ripples in the water, while Ian Maggiore highlighted the serene beauty of early morning frost in his garden. Theresa Bennett offered a glimpse into her vibrant garden, where pink cosmos flowers flourished, creating a picturesque monochrome backdrop.
David Belton's photo of the Aldeburgh Scallop sculpture on England's Suffolk beach evokes a sense of stillness. Sally Esau shared a charming moment from her holiday in Rhodes, featuring a black cat against unique, dark gates. Sean Corlett took a dreamy shot of the art installation "Another Place" on Crosby beach, employing a slow shutter for an ethereal effect.
Other contributors like Phil Norton, Glyn Hands, and Piyusha Paradkar also brought their individual takes on monochrome photography, adding depth to the submission. Kate Snow's striking macro photograph of dandelion serenity and Doris Enders' layered Arizona landscape are particularly captivating.
Tony Cook's play of light in Hereford Cathedral and Evelyn Oakley’s shadow-filled moments further illustrate the diverse interpretations of the monochrome form. The creativity didn't stop there, as Emma Warren’s monochrome cat and Elena Raikhlin’s abstract art using toilet paper brought unique perspectives to traditional subjects.
The next theme encouraging creative expression is "my best photo," with entries due by March 18. These images will soon be featured alongside other galleries on the BBC News website under its In Pictures section. Participants can submit photos directly online or email them, adhering to specific terms and conditions. The initiative highlights how anyone can capture and share their artistic vision through the lens of a camera.
