Post your backlighting, dim light pics

[Miguel Coquis]

Is true that every thing is relative, but lets give a try, I will start with this one that I call "the guest", young lady and the sewing machine....
210 mm f:4,5 t:1/5

[alanps]

Low light from window at the rear of the vase.

[Jeff Graves]

Santo Nino Chapel, Chimayo, NM

[cjbroadbent]

4x5 Ektachrome from Gandolfi+120mm Sironar

[kitaanat]

a soft backlight

maximum charm

Linhof Kardan E Schneider Xenar 5.6/150mm. Rollei 100S

[David Watts]

Attachment 31680

Cellars of the 19th Century Unicorn Brewery, Burra. Shen Hao 4x5, 150mm, f16, 8 mins 29 secs.

[Andre Noble]

a soft backlight

maximum charm

Linhof Kardan E Schneider Xenar 5.6/150mm. Rollei 100S

Now that's the kind of back lighting I can get behind.

[Frank Petronio]

[Jim Fitzgerald]

Well, I know this image qualifies. This is an image of a part of a frozen mud hole in Tuolumne meadows. " Fade to Black" is all back lit and is an 8x10 carbon transfer print. The image is one you have to see in order to understand the glow the print has and the depth in the shadows. I was hesitant to post it because it is tough to show on the web but thought what the heck. Shot with my Seneca Improved 8x10, Gerogon 300 @ F-45 40 seconds, Polarizer on Efke 25 developed in Pyrocat- HD.

Thanks,

Jim

[Bosaiya]