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Monochrome Photo Collection Of Flowers And Plants

Monochrome Photo Collection Of Flowers And Plants

Monochrome Photo Collection Of Flowers And Plants Is A Work Of A Spanish Photographer Who Tried To Show The Neglected Beauty Of Plants In The Light Of Monochrome Photos.

Barcelona-based photographer Griselda Dutch has shared her long-term project called “Botany.” Inspired by images associated with early 20th-century photographers Karl Blossfeld, Imogen Cunningham, and Robert Mapplethorpe, he has attempted to celebrate the beauty of the natural environment with a series of monochrome colors of flowers and plants.

Using a simple technique that uses the development of oblique, frontal, and sometimes oblique perspectives, the photos are displayed with a neutral gray background so as not to detract from the plant’s prominence.

Griselda expresses her purpose for creating this collection as follows:

By aesthetically reflecting and praising the universal plant motif, my sole purpose is to interpret nature through art to transform it into emotion.

In the light of this monochromatic collection with a precise composition where self-expression reigns, an overlooked beauty is revealed through botanicals that hold an infinity of potential forms.

Monochrome flowers and plants

Monochrome flowers and plants

Monochrome flowers and plants

Monochrome flowers and plants

Monochrome flowers and plants

Monochrome

Monochrome flowers and plants

Monochrome flowers and plants

Monochrome flowers and plants

Monochrome flowers and plants

Monochrome flowers and plants

Monochrome flowers and plants

Monochrome flowers and plants

Monochrome flowers and plants

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We hope you enjoyed watching this episode of Shutter. To see more works, visit Griselda Dutch’s Instagram. What do you think about these pictures? Which picture did you like the most?