Chiaroscoro
which means light/dark contrast.
This month's exercise in
"Exploring with a Camera"
is to try and capture the artistic technique of using light and dark
to render an object as three dimensional in two dimensional art.
Kat Sloma of kateyestudio.com
says:
'In photography, the concept of chiaroscuro can be used to create dramatic images.'
Coming out of the mist
Sunrays against the mist
I can feel the surface of the wooden fence thanks to the black backdrop which seems to bring it forward.
Walking towards the light from the depths of the woods
Leaving the wooded area
Catching the light in a backroom of the local baker's
walking in my neighbourhood before 7 a.m. this morning!
