Colour Contrast Types

The only noticeable contrast is the contrast
of saturation. Their is very little contrast of
hue or tone.

There is a slight contrast in hue and tone,
but the contrast of saturation is also quite
high. 

There is a high contrast of tone, as the blue
is a lot darker than the yellow. Because of
this there is a big contrast of hue. The blue
is a lot more saturated than the yellow,
causing a high contrast of saturation. There
is also quite a strong contrast of temperature,
the yellow makes the blue look colder, and
the blue makes the yellow look warmer.

There is a slight contrast of tone, as the blue
is a bit darker than the orange. There is also
a big contrast of hue. The blue is considerably
more saturated than the orange, causing a fairly
high contrast of saturation. There is a very
strong contrast of temperature, meaning the
orange makes the blue look colder, and
the blue makes the orange look hotter. On
top of this there is simultaneous contrast,
which cause the blue to make the orange look
more orange, and the orange to make the blue
look more blue.

There is a very minimal contrast in tone,
but the contrast in hue is fairly large. Again,
the blue is a lot more saturated than the
background colour, causing a high contrast
of saturation. There is also a high contrast
of temperature, with the blue making the red
warmer and the red making the blue colder.
On top of this there is some slight simultaneous
contrast, as the blue brings out some of the
orange in the red background.

There is a high contrast of tone, as the
green is a lot darker than the blue due to
the lighting of the photo and the shade of
the green. There is a small contrast of hue,
but nothing to make it uncomfortable to
look at. 

Again, there's a slight contrast of tone due
to the shade of the sharpener, but other
than that their is no contrast besides a slight
contrast of saturation.

The green is a lot darker than the yellow,
causing a high contrast of tone. There is
a slight contrast of hue, with a fairly strong
contrast of saturation, as the green is very
saturated. The green makes the yellow
look warmer, causing contrast of temperature.

There is a slight contrast of tone, as the
green is slightly darker than the orange.
There is also a big contrast of hue. The
green is slightly more saturated than the orange,
resulting in a slight contrast of saturation. 

There is a slight contrast in tone as the red
is a bit darker than the green. There is a
heavy contrast of hue due to them being
opposite each other on the colour wheel,
this also causes complimentary contrast.
There is a fairly strong contrast of saturation
as the green is a lot more saturated than
the red background.

There's quite a heavy contrast of tone, as
the blue is much darker than the yellow,
this also results in a large contrast of hue.
The yellow is much more saturated than the
blue, causing a high contrast of saturation.
There's a slight contrast of temperature, as
the yellow makes the blue look a little colder.

There are only slight contrasts in hue and
tone, as well as in saturation, as the yellow
is more saturation than the green.

The only real contrast in this case is the
contrast in saturation, the notepad is a
lot more saturated than the background.

There is quite a strong contrast of tone,
orange is a lot darker than the yellow. There
is also a slight contrast of hue. Both are
equally saturated so there isn't any contrast
of saturation. Both being warm colours
means that there's no contrast of temperature.

There's a fairly strong contrast of tone as
the red is darker than the yellow, there's
also quite strong contrast of hue as well.
Again, both are equally saturated and
warm, so there isn't much contrast of
saturation or temperature.

There is a large contrast of hue as the two
colours are opposite each other on the
colour wheel, which means that there's
some complimentary contrast going on.
The strongest contrasts are the contrasts
of saturation and temperature. The orange
is a lot more saturated than the blue, and
it makes the blue look a lot colder, while
the blue makes the orange look hotter. 

There is a low contrast of tone as both
colours are similarly dark, although there
is a high contrast of hue. The orange is
very slightly more saturated than the
green, causing a very slight contrast of
saturation.

The orange is quite a lot darker than the
yellow, meaning there is quite a high
contrast of tone. The contrast of hue is
only very slight, but the contrast of
saturation is lot higher as the orange is
a lot more saturated than the yellow. Both
colours are hot colours so there isn't any
contrast of temperature.

The only contrast is the contrast of saturation.
The knife is only slightly more saturated than
the the orange background, so the contrast
of saturation is only very slight.

There is a slight contrast of tone as the
red is a bit darker than the orange, which
is partially because of the contrast of hue.
The orange is more saturated than the red
which has caused a reasonably heavy 
contrast in saturation.