The topic this week is Monochrome Fine Art. Monochrome fine art is just one of the things that I want to get into. The above photograph is of Canary Wharf. I have also processed two other photos, which I posted to Nancy Merrill’s Photo a Week – Something New Photography Challenge.
So for your submission, this week, join me on the fine art photography challenge. Fine art is generally darkened images, showing a glimmer of light to the building or subject.
Last Week’s Entries
RyanPhotography-WeeklyPC-38-China – WoollyMuses
Ryan Photography Challenge: China | Albatz Travel Adventures
Photo for the Week – 38 -China | nowathome
Photo For the Week: China | anotherdayinparadise
Chava61 Photography
Photo for the Week: China | Ruined for Life: Phoenix Edition
Next Week’s Challenge is Metal
How to join the challenge
If you wish to participate in the weekly challenge, please feel free… my weekly post will be published at 8am on Monday Mornings UK Time. The challenge will be called Photo for the Week – # (representing the number) – Subject Name, and here are the instructions for entering:
- Publish a post on your blog by the first Monday of every week… The weekly challenge will be posted on the first Monday of the Month at 8 am.
- Use the tags PFTW or Photo for the Week – that way I can find the tags easily in WordPress Reader, which means I won’t miss a submission.
- Create a pingback to the relevant week.
- If you can’t create pingback/trackback, don’t worry, post a comment below and I will comment on your blog.
- Follow Ryan Photography so you don’t miss out on the weekly challenges.
Brashley Photography 
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Hi Bren, I am hoping I have the right images for this challenge
http://bushboy.blog/2019/09/23/monochrome-fine-art/
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Hi.. yes you do.. I love the piano image. Thanks for joining in xx
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Hi! Excellent shots liked the first one more. Joining for the first time. Not sure whether my selection is fit for this- https://amaltaas.wordpress.com/2019/09/24/photo-for-the-week-39-monochrome-fine-art
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Thank you for your lovely comment.. yes I like the first image more.. thank you for joining in the challenge xx
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[…] Stackables ‘Tintype‘ formula: Old, scratchy, blurry – this formula works great if there’s something of interest in the centre, even if the original image is slightly out-of-focus as in my ‘monk walking towards a lit doorway’ shot. Although all formulas are adjustable, Tintype is very complex, and I couldn’t find a way to shift the primary focus over to this off-centre lion other than to change the radius of the ‘Tilt-Shift’ to include more of the image.These metal stairs in a Dublin museum uses the Tintype formula with the ‘Decay’ overlay removed to make it moodier. Winter Blues is like a faded ‘colour’ tintype, old-looking with soft blue tones. I’m rather fond of this look but not sure where I would use it. A cherub with the blues…Single-lane detour on the Dingle Peninsula in Ireland, run through the formula ‘Sands of Time‘, a gritty formula that only works once in a while. I find that the Sands of Time formula causes one side to be too dark and the other too light.On this stone circle in Ireland I adjusted the formula heavily in Photoshop, lightening the dark side and darkening the light side.The Spooky formula is too dark for many images, but when it works I like the way it conjures up cobwebs on a dark night. This old Mobulette is one of those rare images that worked with almost every formula I tried. (Ten different formulas applied to this image.)More of Ryan Photography’s Photo for the Week: Monochrome Fine Art. […]
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