Our fifth challenge is going to begin on Sunday, but here is a preview and a definition of a Silhouette. A little more food for thought as you continue taking your Leading Lines shots.
A silhouette is a view of some object or scene consisting of the outline and a featureless interior, with the silhouette usually being black. The word is an eponym named after Etienne de Silhouette, a finance minister of Louis XV who in 1759 imposed such harsh economic demands upon the French people that his name became synonymous with anything done or made cheaply.
Here is a sample shot;
And another short youtube tutorial
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2 comments:
Funness of the highest order!!
I enjoyed the video. I'm sure I need a better camera. One of my daughters took photography in school and took the pictures for the year book. We bought her a great camera but I'm not sure I could learn to use it. I love the pictures. Doylene
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