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Silhouette Your Subjects   

Silhouette Your Subjects

Create a fresh take on your subjects by making them dark against a properly exposed background

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By exposing to make your subjects show up as dark forms, they take on graphic impact and mystery and leave a little to the viewer's imagination to tell a story.  Do this by exposing for the background only and then stopping down one f-stop or so to make your subjects dark enough eliminate detail in them.

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Silhouette of a San Francisco cable car © Chris Michaels
 
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