Colour Combinations
Strong Colours 
Contrast Colours
Harmony Colours
Predominant Colours
Low Key Colours
High Key Colours
Muted Colours
Isolated Colours
False Colours
Contrast Colours
Harmony Colours
Predominant Colours
Low Key Colours
High Key Colours
Muted Colours
Isolated Colours
False Colours
Click on the links to change the combination of colours and how they reflect different moods.
Reference: "The Book of Colour Photography" by Bailey, Holloway.
Colour is often used to stimulate the emotions that the reader will feel about a document. The visual effect of colour can mark the type of occasion, given warnings of danger, excite us, calm us and attract our attention.
A combination of two or more colours can create emotion in a picture.
