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| Backlight produces halo effect |
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| Mountain mist can portray drama, mystique |
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| Harsh light will show details of subject |
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| Take advantage of backlight to create silhouettes |
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| Light to dark creates sculpture effect |
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| Monochrome in harsh light can produce dramatic effect |
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| Tell a story using directional natural light |
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| Misty mornings can produce great pictures |
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| Natural light on shiny surface creates reflections |
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| Shadows can be used to tell a story |
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Ahhh---wish we could be there for your talk... Your photos which you have chosen are TERRIFIC.... We could learn from the two of you...
ReplyDeleteLove your header from Mingus Mill....
Hugs,
Betsy
I couldn't remember the name of that mill. Thank you for reminding me, Betsy.
DeleteWonderful examples of how to use light. Thanks, Bill.
ReplyDeleteIt sounds as if you are having a fascinating camera club meeting. I wish we could have been there to learn some things. I like the different examples of the use of light that you've shared.
ReplyDeleteHope it goes well. I'm always nervous.
ReplyDeleteDiane
ReplyDeleteI spotted your blog on this yesterday - from the authoritive look of you
giving the lesson. I'd say you passed with the usual FLYING
COLOURS. The "pupils" seemed engrossed.
Excellent photography above, Bill.
Now you will have to sneak down to "Madsville" ACT, and take a few
fugitive like pictures of certain little groupings, ha ha!
Cheers
Colin