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Monochrome vs. B&W: Monochrome means "of a single color". It can include a sepia or brown tint. True black and white photography has no color tint at all
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Black and white photography focuses on neutral gray tones from black to white, while monochrome uses shades of a single color like sepia or cyanotype. Both rely on contrast, composition, and lighting to create impactful images.
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