Hi,
Sorry for posting so late, I've been singing The Working Man's Blues as of late.
When I was a pre-amateur I was convinced that backlight came from my backside and frontlight came from the front. Finally I was brought to order.
Basically it is this, using sunlight at a low angle to light up petals and leaves and such. It can also be very successfully used in portraits.
So here we go, have fun
shoot into the sun ... takes some guts because it's against
the grain ... into the light was not taught ... but learned
so go straight into the light
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Nice Start RR. This should be interesting.
Roadrunner wrote:
Hi,
Sorry for posting so late, I've been singing The Working Man's Blues as of late.
When I was a pre-amateur I was convinced that backlight came from my backside and frontlight came from the front. Finally I was brought to order.
Basically it is this, using sunlight at a low angle to light up petals and leaves and such. It can also be very successfully used in portraits.
So here we go, have fun
Same subject 3 poses, treatments, of my fav backlit..
A few from Missouri. Looks like it's going to be a fun challenge.
Late afternoon. Sullivan Creek Washington
Here are a few shots of my three german shepherds.
Roadrunner wrote:
Hi,
.....
Basically it is this, using sunlight at a low angle to light up petals and leaves and such. It can also be very successfully used in portraits.
So here we go, have fun
I'm betting it's going to be a good one RR. nice start.
I'm going to have to go dig up my very first back lit attempt from 1961. In the mean time dig these. Looking forward to the fun.
sun on the frozen pond really blew this one out, but I liked the chair frame next to the table.
Mid morning walk in the park presents lots of opportunities for back lit subjects.
at an art exhibit. Don't know what it was but it shows back lit examble.
Roadrunner wrote:
Hi,
Sorry for posting so late, I've been singing The Working Man's Blues as of late.
When I was a pre-amateur I was convinced that backlight came from my backside and frontlight came from the front. Finally I was brought to order.
Basically it is this, using sunlight at a low angle to light up petals and leaves and such. It can also be very successfully used in portraits.
So here we go, have fun
RR thanks for getting the challenge started, I like the first one best.
Darlene517 wrote:
Here are a few shots of my three german shepherds.
Those dogs in the dark before a bright late evening. Love it.
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