This is a discussion on Ton sur Ton - December 2010 within the Level 2 photography assignments forums, part of the Photo assignments category; Ok then Ton sur Ton is the theme this month (It's better explained and has an example photo in the ...
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Ok then Ton sur Ton is the theme this month (It's better explained and has an example photo in the post above)
The goal is to capture an image that features One colour (and shades of black to white): Making a photo using variations of one colour without the use of PP (post processing).
Ok then who will go first?
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Here's mine .... hope I'm on the right track
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Cool idea. I've never heard of this 'Ton sur Ton' phrase. Where did that originate?
Nice example Donna.
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Sweet shot Donna...and you nailed the idea!
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really well done Donna!
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I am nervous to follow Donna's beautiful photo but here's my attempt:
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My flickr photostream: http://www.flickr.com/photos/bambe1964/
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Great shots.. but I'm still confused. LOL.. I don't get the color and black and white..
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I think that you're overthinking it Kat.Originally Posted by kat
C said that it like shooting in black in white but in colour. a B&W photo is just variations of gray (mostly) so this assignment is taking a shot that is just variations of one colour. the elements are indicated via shades and gradients only.
I hope I got that right
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Both are wonderful shots, Bambi and Donna!
Kat, I think it means monochromatic. One hue and its tints, tones and shades- Where if you liken it to mixing paints, white lightens it, black darkens it. But found that way- no post processing.
Monochromatic color - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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