What is another word for backlighting?

Pronunciation: [bˈakla͡ɪtɪŋ] (IPA)

Backlighting is the technique of illuminating the subject from behind, creating a silhouette-like effect. This technique is commonly used in photography to add drama and depth to a composition. There exist a few alternative terms to describe backlighting depending on the context. Some people refer to it as "rim lighting" or "edge lighting" because it highlights the contours or edges of the subject. Others use "halo lighting" or "glow lighting" to describe the ethereal, otherworldly effect it creates. Additionally, "contre-jour" is a French term used in fine art photography that describes backlighting, which translates to "against daylight." Regardless of the term used, backlighting is an effective technique that adds visual interest to an image.

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    • Noun, singular or mass
      backlight.

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