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Panorama of Hurstville

Light and Shade


Light and shade is fundamental to our sight: our eyes are able to detect very small differences in brightness levels in a scene.

Photographers can exploit this aspect of human sight to highlight a light subject against a darker background, and vice versa.

Variations in light and shade across a surface can convey a sense of form and texture.
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"Leaves in Sunlight"

Author: Barry Porter
Hurstville Seniors Computer Club
 
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