Get Pushed Challenge #532
My partner challenged me to having a back lit subject. I found this to be difficult. I wanted to try something outdoors, but the sun was too high, too low, in the wrong direction. It's hard to shoot toward the sun without blowing out the exposure. I tried many shots today while on a drive through the mountains. (I was not driving) Too much motion and the photos were not really pleasing. I decided this one would do. I barely got the trunks of the trees in the center in silhouette because the sun was bright in that direction.
Good on you for giving it a go when it was tricky for you. You are right that it is hard to shoot toward the sun without blowing out exposure. I have had some success when using a dark background that still has the light coming through behind the subject.
@joemuli Thank you Joey. @shutterbug49 Thank you Debbie. Yes, I admit I fiddled with the exposure so that they looked more silhouetted. @Dawn thank you Dawn. @kjarn Thanks Kathy @jamibann Thank you Issi. @onewing Thank you Babs. @wakelys Thank you Susan. @pusspup Thank you. One of the articles I read about backlighting said that solar flares were appropriate in backlit photos. @rensala Thanks Renee. That's what the challenges are about. @dkbarnett Thank you Delwyn. @will_wooderson They are very representative of the colors in this area. @craftymeg Thank you Meg. @granagringa Thank you. I enjoy the challenges because they stretch me. @haskar Thank you Hannah. @cocobella Thank you Corinne.
@shutterbug49 Thank you Debbie. Yes, I admit I fiddled with the exposure so that they looked more silhouetted.
@Dawn thank you Dawn.
@kjarn Thanks Kathy
@jamibann Thank you Issi.
@onewing Thank you Babs.
@wakelys Thank you Susan.
@pusspup Thank you. One of the articles I read about backlighting said that solar flares were appropriate in backlit photos.
@rensala Thanks Renee. That's what the challenges are about. @dkbarnett Thank you Delwyn.
@will_wooderson They are very representative of the colors in this area.
@craftymeg Thank you Meg.
@granagringa Thank you. I enjoy the challenges because they stretch me.
@haskar Thank you Hannah.
@cocobella Thank you Corinne.