Front light is achieved when the subject is directly
lit from the front. It is not very beneficial in landscape photography because
texture and form are being lost and a photograph often appears flat. I most
often use it in my macro flower and raindrop Photography which has become one
of my favorite photography subjects. Often overcast sky is best suited for
flower photography but in this rose flower photography image I dismissed this
rule. I was intrigued by the early morning sunlit red rose covered with
raindrops. The front light created a sun filled, color saturated, high
contrast image that provides exceptional fine detail throughout the entire
image of the rose floral picture. The high contrast made the droplets appear as
bright shiny diamonds and added the extra twist to make it work.
Juergen
Thanks for sharing that information with us really informative.. Keep posting and I'm waiting for your
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Thanks so very much for commenting Faryal - glad you like my photo blog and flower photography fine art. Happy mid-week, Juergen
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