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What is the characteristic of shadows in bright light?
What is the effect of hazy light on the intensity of direct light?
How do shadows appear in hazy light?
What is the difference between bright light and hazy light in terms of shadows?
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Why do objects in open space cast transparent shadows in hazy light?
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Study Notes
Lighting Conditions
- Bright Light: a lighting condition where objects in open space cast a deep and uniform shadow.
- In bright light, the subject produces strong shadows because the source of light is not covered by clouds.
- In black and white photography, the object or subject appears high in contrast.
Hazy Light
- Hazy Light: a lighting condition where objects in open space cast a transparent shadow.
- In hazy sunlight, the sun is covered by clouds, and shadows appear bluish due to the decreased light falling on subjects in open space.
- Shadows are transparent to the eye, and more details are visible under this lighting condition than in bright sunlight.
- When sunlight is obscured by light clouds, the intensity of direct light falling on subjects in open space decreases.
- As a result, the light coming from the sky becomes stronger, making shadows appear more bluish than in bright sunlight.
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Learn about different lighting conditions in photography, including bright light and hazy light. Understand how they affect shadows and contrast in your images.
