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DAY 324 | NATURE & LANDSCAPES |
Back Lighting
SETTING FLOWERS ON FIRE
A photograph consists of three major parts; subject, composition, and exposure. Whatever you’re taking a picture of is the subject. Composition refers to the relationship of elements in a scene and their position in that scene. A combination of how long and how wide the aperture of a camera is open determines how much light reaches the film plane or digital sensor, and that gives you the exposure.
Light reaching a film plane or sensor can be different from the overall lighting of a scene, which is accomplished by cropping or changing your position in relation to the light ...
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