When photographers refer to the word tone, they are talking about the difference between the lightest and darkest areas of the environment around them. As seen in many of the photos I have included in my image bank, this does not necessarily mean colour, for it could be shades of black and white that are the same tone. There is one coloured photo of leaves, which could be described as having the same 'tone', despite them being entirely different colours. This is because they have the same brightness and vibrancy, so if the picture was edited to be a black and white photo, we would assume the leaves were the same colour due to the fact that they have the same tone.
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