15 | Windows
Category : Lectures
Windows
Windows can be a powerful tool in photography, providing natural light, a frame for the subject, and a sense of place. When photographing people or doing portraits, consider the role that the window plays in the image and how it can be used to create a mood or atmosphere. Use natural or artificial light to highlight details or create contrast, and experiment with backlighting, shadows, and reflections to add depth and interest to the photograph. If the window provides a view of the surroundings, consider including this in the photograph to give a sense of place. By paying attention to the lighting and composition, you can create portraits that are visually interesting and emotionally resonant. Additionally, windows can be used as a metaphor for photography, representing the way that we see and interpret the world, and the boundaries between the viewer and the subject.
Windows, the frame for the view
A way to see the world anew
Light shining through, illuminating
Revealing details, hiding others
A window can be a boundary
Separating inside from outside
A way to observe, to record
To share a vision, a story
A window can be a metaphor
For photography, for the way we see
The world from a different perspective
Capturing moments, telling tales
Windows, the tool for the artist
To create portraits that are true
To the mood, the atmosphere
The emotion, the place
Windows, the medium for the craft
Of photography, of the art
Of seeing, of revealing
Of sharing, of feeling.
