A color’s chromaticity distinguishes it from others. Color has a hue, saturation, brightness, and value. These characteristics define the colour.
Chromaticity is the quality of colors. It is how much each colour differs from another color. For example, if you look at a rainbow, you will see that it has different hues of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet. Each colour is slightly different from the next one. This is chromaticity. If you look at the spectrum of light coming from the sun, you will find that there is a range of wavelengths of light.
There is also a range of colors. The colours are separated by their wavelengths. You can think of the colours as being made up of different wavelengths of light. When we look at the rainbow, we see all the colours together. We do not see any individual colors. But when we look at the spectrum of sunlight, we see only certain wavelengths of light. We can not see the other wavelengths. That is why we say that the rainbow is made up of many colors.
A color’s chromaticity distinguishes it from others. Color has a hue, saturation, brightness, and value. These characteristics define the colour. It explains the color’s physical properties. The art of capturing and processing light with a sensor or film is known as photography. The core of photography, on the other hand, is to capture and share special moments with others. Simple, but the act itself has the ability to change people’s minds. Like other forms of art, it is a way to express yourself. Every person has a distinct perspective on the world, which is represented in his or her photographs. It’s akin to time travel, if you ask me. When you see a photograph after a long period, you can transport yourself back to the moment it was shot and recall specifics about it where, why it was taken, etc.
In my stories, I frequently include images of animals, whether they are mammals or birds. They’re chromatic benchmarks rather than symbols. Photography has always served as the ideal foundation for me. People describe it as colourless, ecstatic, sad, light-filled, dull, life-filled, and inert! Because the key to seeing the sunny side of life is in your eyes!
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All the Photos and text in this post are copyright of Alwin Binu, Ernakulam, Kerala, Creative Hut Institute of Photography. Their reproduction, full or part, is forbidden without the explicit approval of the rightful owners.
