Silhouette photography refers to images where a part of the image is blacked out. That is, the background is bright while the foreground subject is completely black due to exposure differences. Silhouette photography happens most often by accident in sunset and sunrise shots. It also happens accidentally with some regularity in snapshots when something bright is behind the subject. Silhouette photography can create beautiful images when used deliberately and is not that difficult to master. Here are some best examples of silhouette photography. Hope you like it. Enjoy it !

Millhouettes by Philipp Klinger

End Of The Day by Sam

kid with a balloon by Phil Hilfiker

A single splendid sun - ( Goa, India) by Nilesh Pawar

Ocean's 4 by Luca Rossato

Stranger III by Latyrx

World's Favorite Sport by Rama V

To a Better Place by Ian Brumpton

man on fire by Shlomi Nissim

Point of View by Donato Buccella

the visitor by latoday

Photography is not a crime by Xava du

leave it all behind by Rahmat Mulyono

Last night on earth by Fabien BRAVIN

pigeons by Allan Wallberg

News in Jerusalem by Barbara Orienti

Silhoutte with an optical Illusion by Achintya Guchhait

Drop silhoutte photography by Suraj Singh

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Sweet September Sunset by battymaddie

another worker at another site...by vikas koshti

Girl in gallery by PaulPat

FLYING-OVER ROCK by Alessandra Meniconzi

Shadow bike...by Antonio Grambone

Sunset at Erg Chebbi by Rui Pires

Dangerous Game Area by ilhan marasli

Hanging by Regy Kurniawan

Shadows at Circular Quay by Sheila Smart

Beauty, according to Disney by Kevin Dooley

We Will Become Silhouettes by Joey Gannon

Jackie Martinez by Mark Sebastian

Endless Love by Sabrina

People-Watching by Stuart Richards

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