Low Light at Dusk

~ Everything is really about lighting ~ Robert Denning

This week’s Lens-Artist challenge is all about low level lighting. When I first read this I was intrigued and have looked at a few examples from fellow bloggers and of course Sofia’s to find out the general idea. I realised I had quite a few from my archives and some recent ones. They are only taken on my S10 phone camera but I really liked the general effect of the light at that time of day.

This tree looks like a silhouette

“For those searching for the light, never stop” – A. Meredith Waters

The Bell Tower in Perth, WA with the streets in shadow
Overlooking the River Crouch, Essex
Lights above South Molton Street, London

I enjoy a challenging challenge that intrigues me enough to research it further!

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Author: Alison

Hi A nanny of two and a mum of two adult children, mum to two fur babies and wife of one. I love to travel and up until recently travelled the world, now exploring Western Australia! I play bridge, board games, read dance and blog in my spare time.

20 thoughts on “Low Light at Dusk”

  2. Love that you were challenged by this one Alison – you have some beautiful images in response. I loved the image of the tower with the street lights – a very creative approach on that one, and the Moulton Street lights as well. Terrific!

  3. I’m so glad you enjoyed the challenge, Alison and are interested in exploring low light further. You’ve shown you have a good eye for it, I love your Perth shot.

  8. I think a lot of people agreed with you. this really WAS a challenge! Great finds. London is a gift in the evening hours with the lights. I loved the lights on the house in the first photo. Festive. Bright. Donna

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