LIGHT IS THE ELEMENT.
THE SUBJECT, EITHER PERSONS OR OBJECTS, TO A LESSER EXTENT.
If the production of a photographic image is primarily derived from research and control of 'field of light', then the final result is really just the reproduction of a specific object within its luminous setting.
With a few exceptions, i.e. the sunlight setting against a landscape in the background, the luminous element in which our world is completely plunged, is the essential ingredient and obviously it disappears as soon as awareness arises, as it happens with things we have to lose before appreciating them. Like water for caught fish.
I never lost the light, but I found it again.
Now, it's the main character of my pictures which I set by using different backgrounds, persons, architectures, industrial products to make them unique glowing with 'reflected glory'.
