Grayscale

Grayscale refers to a range of shades between black and white. In visual contexts, it describes images or displays that show only varying intensities of gray, without color. This can affect how we perceive light, shadow, and texture in an image. Grayscale is commonly used in photography, printing, and digital design, as it can create a classic or dramatic effect. Additionally, it is often used in data representation, where colors might not be an option, ensuring that information is clearly conveyed without the distraction of color.