Single spotlight

Artist David Lamelas discusses the history and influences of Corner Piece.

A single spotlight illuminates a woman's silhouette in a dark room. She stands with her head tilted back, her long hair flowing down her back. She is wearing a long, flowing dress that casts a shadow on the ground. The light creates a dramatic effect, highlighting her form and creating a sense of mystery and intrigue. The stark black and white contrast further emphasizes the feeling of isolation and contemplation.

I think the single spotlight from the back is very effective in showing the emotion of the scene. I am a big fan of backlighting for more emotional scenes.

Astro's Ascoli Surface (Single) spotlight, in a matt black finish, combines minimal, clean lines with functional design.

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I took these spotlight portraits on the same night in the streets of Chengdu with two Chinese models. I used a small spotlight to light them.

She became aware of the spotlight blinding her and the darkness beyond and around, although sighs and murmurs, low coughs and chair-scraping showed that there were people only ten or so feet away. …

A large crowd of people are gathered in a dark, dimly lit space. A single spotlight shines down from the ceiling, illuminating the crowd in a bright blue light. The rest of the space is shrouded in darkness, creating a sense of mystery and anticipation. The image evokes feelings of excitement, unity, and a sense of shared experience.

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