Below are examples of silhouette, reflection, and shadow photography, all of which require a specific focus on lighting.
Photographers practice silhouette photography to convey messages or emotions through interesting shapes. Below, the photographer John Batho takes the silhouette technique to the next level by photographing his subject through a fogged window or glass, which creates an eerie and disturbing mood.
Photographers practice shadow photography (in which the shadow of an object or person is the main subject of the photograph) to convey messages or emotions through the use of shape and texture.
Back-lighting doesn't always have to create silhouettes - it is also often used for portrait photography.
Photographers use reflection photography to convey messages and moods through the use of shape and texture.
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