Sunbathing
by Dano6

Comment:
More a image of lighting than a creative use of lighting. It's hard to rate this because of it's nature. It might have been a better approach to find a subject and then use the lighting to create the image rather than of the light itself.

Simply Denims!
by prachi

Comment:
More a image of lighting than a creative use of lighting. It's hard to rate this because of it's nature. It might have been a better approach to find a subject and then use the lighting to create the image rather than of the light itself.

Star Jump
by bobonacus

Comment:
More a image of lighting than a creative use of lighting. It's hard to rate this because of it's nature. It might have been a better approach to find a subject and then use the lighting to create the image rather than of the light itself.

Light of our lives
by calculus

Comment:
More a image of lighting than a creative use of lighting. It's hard to rate this because of it's nature. It might have been a better approach to find a subject and then use the lighting to create the image rather than of the light itself.

The "Spilt"
by csolomon1

Comment:
As a friend of abstracts, this is simple an outstanding example of indirect lighting creating a truly abstract image which is both intriguin and somewhat thought provoking. A great example of how lighting can be used to great effect in a creative way. The only complaint is the left side of the image which could be viewed as a flaw, but adds some dimension and attempts to fill a void in space. Well thought out and executed, if there were any justice, it would be a ribbon winner. Well done.

Niagara Falls
by Naco

Comment:
More a image of lighting than a creative use of lighting. It's hard to rate this because of it's nature. It might have been a better approach to find a subject and then use the lighting to create the image rather than of the light itself.

Colors of light
by Glanni

Comment:
More a image of lighting than a creative use of lighting. It's hard to rate this because of it's nature. It might have been a better approach to find a subject and then use the lighting to create the image rather than of the light itself.

Red in the Light
by Geee

Comment:
An interesting effect and by product of indirect lighting. This image is a clear demonstration of how to properly capture indirect lighting to good effect. A nice eye for abstracts, the author did well to see and use the effects. Well done.

Zigzag Lines
by gtroia

Comment:
An interesting effect and by product of indirect lighting. The image might have been improved by concentrating on the effect on the stairs with a closer shot, but as it is, it is a clear demonstration of how to properly capture indirect lighting to good effect. A nice eye for abstracts, the author did well to see and use the effects. Well done.

Fruit Bowl using Bounced Lighting
by johnpaulphoto

Comment:
The problem with bouncing lighting is that sometimes one can achieve a uneven effect that detracts from the image. The colors on this image seem to be overly saturated which is a negative. A good use of bounce which is just a little uneven.