Your pictures on the topic of “Monochrome”

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We asked our readers to send their best pictures of the theme “Monochrome”. Here is a selection of photos we received from all over the world.

Martin Longorne: “Pelican who makes a splash.”

Martyn longthorn pelican expelled water out of his body when facing the camera — Martin Longorne: “Pelican who makes a splash.”

Ian Maggiore: “Early morning cold in my back garden.”

Ian Maggiore closely by a plant covered with water droplets — Ian Maggiore: “Early morning cold in my back garden.”

Teresa Bennett: “To help our butterflies, I planted a patio bath with space seeds and I was rewarded with a huge show of photogenic pink flowers. I think they make a fantastic monochrome theme.”

Theresa Bennett one flower — Teresa Bennett: “To help our butterflies, I planted a patio bath with space seeds and I was rewarded with a huge show of photogenic pink flowers. I think they make a fantastic monochrome theme.”

David Belton: “Aldeburg’s scalp is a sculpture on Aldeberg Beach, in Suffolk. I took this photo while on vacation there last year.”

David Belton sculpture on a beach ridge — David Belton: “Aldeburg’s scalp is a sculpture on Aldeberg Beach, in Suffolk. I took this photo while on vacation there last year.”

Sally Isav: “This house caught my eye while on vacation in Rhodes (Greece). The gate was open and I could see that it was flushed on the line and I also noticed a rather pebble mosaic path. Just when I was ready to take a picture, a black cat was walking through the wall and I was able to capture it in the perfect position. Monochrome effect. “

Sali Isav Black Cat walks on the roof of a washed house — Sally Isav: “This house caught my eye while on vacation in Rhodes (Greece). The gate was open and I could see that it was flushed on the line and I also noticed a rather pebble mosaic path. Just when I was ready to take a picture, a black cat was walking through the wall and I was able to capture it in the perfect position. Monochrome effect. “

Sean Corlet: “I always wanted to visit and shoot the artistic installation of Crosby Beach, called another place, from Anthony Gormley. I traveled back through Liverpool from returning from a training course and decided to go there.

Sean Corlet statue stands in the sea as the waves break ashore — Sean Corlet: “I always wanted to visit and shoot the artistic installation of Crosby Beach, called another place, from Anthony Gormley. I traveled back through Liverpool from returning from a training course and decided to go there.

Phil Norton: “Aries stands like a statue when the storm approaches the house of Chatsworth (Derby).”

Phil Norton close to Aries against a dramatic sky — Phil Norton: “Aries stands like a statue when the storm approaches the house of Chatsworth (Derby).”

Glyn Hands: “I wonder what the photo of me looks like this lady? It would be interesting to compare the two pictures together, capturing a moment in time.”

Glyn rands nun takes a photo with a camera — Glyn Hands: “I wonder what the photo of me looks like this lady? It would be interesting to compare the two pictures together, capturing a moment in time.”

Piyusha Paradkar: “Kaleidoscope of the family, through light and shade.”

Piyusha Paradkar People lean together in a circle, looking down at the camera — Piyusha Paradkar: “Kaleidoscope of the family, through light and shade.”

UKU Söt: “Shadows tell a story that reality can’t.”

Uku söry street seen from above as people throw long shadows on the ground — UKU Söt: “Shadows tell a story that reality can’t.”

Duncan Gray: “Then my girlfriend poses outside a cafe in London Park. The window brings together customers down the path out in a slightly ghostly way.”

Duncan Gray wet scene outside a cafe in 1970 — Duncan Gray: “Then my girlfriend poses outside a cafe in London Park. The window brings together customers down the path out in a slightly ghostly way.”

Doris Enders: “Layers of the past. It is taken in blue meat, in Arizona, which looks in black and white, stunning as much as color.”

Doris Enders layers of rock can be seen in the mountains of Arizona — Doris Enders: “Layers of the past. It is taken in blue meat, in Arizona, which looks in black and white, stunning as much as color.”

Kate Snow: “The bold people have captured our imagination because we have been children, choosing and blowing the seeds of the wind. Their beauty does not fade as they are age, but it is simply caught in different ways. Here I use a macro lens, and allowing some aspects to blur, creating depths,

Kate Snow near Dandelion — Kate Snow: “The bold people have captured our imagination because we have been children, choosing and blowing the seeds of the wind. Their beauty does not fade as they are age, but it is simply caught in different ways. Here I use a macro lens, and allowing some aspects to blur, creating depths,

Crazy McAlay: “I recently tried some street photography in Edinburgh and caught that man passing through Melville Street.”

Crazy Macalay man walks through a cobblestone street — Crazy McAlay: “I recently tried some street photography in Edinburgh and caught that man passing through Melville Street.”

Tony Cook: “The sunlight through the windows in the Hereford Cathedral has created a tuned atmosphere.”

Tony cooks a figure walks past a tomb in the cathedral — Tony Cook: “The sunlight through the windows in the Hereford Cathedral has created a tuned atmosphere.”

Roland Trope: “On a May morning I stopped watching two men playing chess in Central Park (New York). Until one of them raised his bishop and reached over the board to move it as his move, I took the picture.”

Roland Trope close to hand holding a piece of cheese over the chessboard with a timer nearby — Roland Trope: “On a May morning I stopped watching two men playing chess in Central Park (New York). Until one of them raised his bishop and reached over the board to move it as his move, I took the picture.”

Evelyn Okley: “I can’t resist a patch of sunlight on a white wall and the opportunity it presents as a game of shade and monochrome photography.”

Evelyn Okley a long shade by hand on an empty wall — Evelyn Okley: “I can’t resist a patch of sunlight on a white wall and the opportunity it presents as a game of shade and monochrome photography.”

Emma Warren: “My monochrome cat, who sits still enough to click for once – even though he is looking at his next moment of mischief.”

Emma Warren close -up of a cat's face removed — Emma Warren: “My monochrome cat, who sits still enough to click for once – even though he is looking at his next moment of mischief.”

Elena Reichlin: “My goal was to transform ordinary household rollers from toilet paperIn abstract paper art by compiling texture, light and shade. “

Elena Reichlin closely toilet rollers gathered together — Elena Reichlin: “My goal was to transform ordinary household rollers from toilet paperIn abstract paper art by compiling texture, light and shade. “

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