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Our Daily Challenge ~ Backlit/Backlighting
'Venice Stack' - Sean Scully exhibition at Houghton Hall in Norfolk
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Ilford FP4+
Tetenal Ultrafin developer
Olympus Pen F
F-Zuiko 38mm F1.8 Auto-S
Melbourne Victoria Australia
August 2025
the sun hangs low in the heavens
backlit beauties cast long shadows
all the while we hurtle towards
the purifying fires of destruction
2018
another for the #livingthedreamgarden collection.
posted from the HP PC and also posted to Instagram using the HP to get more resolution
from C:\Users\Bill Crowle\Pictures\2022\09 Sep 25 Garden
Alli donde miro, solo veo contraluces... ¿que me pasa doctor, es grave?
Foto tomada durante la 17ª KDD oficial de KDD´s Vigo en Viana do Castelo, rescatada de archivo y editada recientemente.
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Nikon D5100
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I have often been fascinated by the effect that backlighting brings to a subject. With that in mind I have decided to explore a series of photos that pursue the look. Let me know what you think of if you have any advice.
Alien: Isolation - downsampled from 5K cinemascope, maxed settings, custom SweetFX/InjFX shaders, XML tweaks for IQ, AR & resolution control, Duncan Harris' CE table for post-processing, FOV, and manual DOF; K-putt's CE table for no HUD; Hattiwatt1's free camera.
Gamma test, I know.
Model: Katerina
Photo: Thomas Ohlsson Photography
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Now this may not seem like a difficult shot , but this one, i guess was one of the hardest shots i took in 2006, the backlight was enormous, you know those after summer, low standing bright sunlight. It took me about 12 pictures to get this one right, with the mirror in the pool of water and the door opening not over exposed, i had to go as fast as 1/4000 ISO 100, f16 to really tighten the exposure. To get an idea of how this was like, i uploaded another image where you can see the image if it was just 0 EV and how much backlight there really was here. Imho this one really shows the power of HDR.
Shot at an abandoned part of Cockeril Sambre in Liege, one of the biggest iron industry plants.
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2006 was an extremely succesfull year, i saw amazing things from oilplatforms to underground caves, castles to office buildings, and had great oppurtunities to shoot my stuff. I hope 2007 will be as good or even better for all of us!