Most photographers think about color as something that happens in a scene and gets managed afterward. Instead of managing color, you commit to a single dominant hue and build everything around it: the subject, the framing, the light, the background.
Most photographers think about color as something that happens in a scene and gets managed afterward.
Instead of managing color, you commit to a single dominant hue and build everything around it: the subject, the framing, the light, the background.
The result is a body of work that has an unmistakable visual identity, and individual images that hold together with a coherence that multi-color compositions […] The post Shooting in One Color:
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Most photographers think about color as something that happens in a scene and gets managed afterward. Instead of managing color, you commit to a single dominant hue and build everything around it: the subject, the framing, the light, the background. The result is a body of work that has an unmistakable visual identity, and individual images that hold together with a coherence that multi-color compositions […] The post Shooting in One Color:
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