jaee jadhav

10 months ago

🐊 Crocodile Green 

It's sheer Light here that's defining the mood, texture,structure of the image. The light and shadow play helps in  storytelling and composition, esp. when there is “only one color” in the discussion.

Light direction and intensity determines where the viewer’s gaze falls first. Here is a “natural light” click of this “Crocodile 🐊 Green” Silk cloth I have. I blocked the top and bottom and let light fall at the centre. Isn't this side lighting enhancing the textures, emphasizing the wrinkles!

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