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Drunken underpass by @post-futurism
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Mystery Beach (2017) colour film, Holga 120N
I’ve noticed over the past couple of years this trend of an additive light-leak in edited photos. It does occur naturally when the light source seems to creep around an edge into the shadows somewhat, but that usually isn’t always so intense. I decided to give it a shot to see how I feel about it. In this photo, there was already a bit of that light spillage, with the light source (the sun) being behind it.
I think what’s so attractive about it is the radiance this extra “glow” provides. Not only that, but the colour of the light-spill can be tailored to a specific colour to add balance and cohesion to a photo. With that being said, I feel that it really works best in a situation where it would happen naturally, as adding it in arbitrarily can come across as fake.
Overall, it’s a cool little effect to add a cinematic quality to a photograph!
Looking West from the Walled City, Derry/Londonderry