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White Backlighting.

1 comments | Saturday, December 16, 2006


posted by Matt. K.

at 12:42 AM Permalink

1 Comments:

Blogger Bart said...

Good shot! I heard that if we reduce the aperture size some more, the light source (streetlights, etc.) will look something like a "starburst". May be useful for this kind of shot? :)

2:10 PM

 

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