Light and Dark

Light and Dark

Use other opposites such as opposite colours in the colour wheel to represent light and dark
Considering some images will be in the dark, I will need to use high ISO and Aperture to capture more light
Use natural light rather than lightbulbs, torches, etc. Perhaps natural light that can be seen in the dark such as moonlight and stars - this could lead to astrophotography
Neon paint on human faces or everyday objects could create good effects
Explore bioluminescence in animals such as fireflies; this would create interesting results. Random movement + low shutter speed = interesting light trail results
Over-emphasised light seeping from windows that is being blocked by a human or object. The emphasis could represent different meanings but could be replicated in Photoshop. It would also show good experimentation.
Experimentation in photographs with light sources shining through transparent objects such as glass, plastic or water, etc.
Change the hues (and incorporate) hues of different lights by using tools such as lightroom to avoid linear photographs

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	Created by Seek Guidance over 6 years ago