Light and Shade....
During our stay in Cebu (see previous post), in a fit of boredom, a colleague of mine who also happened to be my hotel roommate gave me a primer of sorts regarding the subtleties of using light and shadow when composing pictures for added artistic flair. Ever the aspiring photographer, I listened to his points and we even experimented on a few shots using my digital camera. I have to admit that even to my untrained eye the appropriate use of light and shadow can certainly do a lot in enhancing the dramatic effect of a shot. Here's how a few of the shots came out, after being modified a bit using Adobe Photoshop:




So, what do you think? :-)
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Chiaroscuro! Yes! That's the term I've been trying to remember. :-)
I couldn't even search for it, can't even remember how to spell it. :-)