Semester 2, Week 1: (Part 1) Chiaroscuro

In photography chiaroscuro is used to create sense of atmosphere & mood. Light can be used to model the forms of objects and dark contrasts this to provide drama. The photo below is one I took whilst considering the presence of the light from a sunset. Lines of light and shadow are cast across the deck whilst the lines of the vertical plane add dimension to the photo.



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