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the main character at the front being exposed the most makes all of the attention go to her. the red colourings used for the shadow gives a sense of urgency and drama

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The Harsh dark fetchers and ominous dark reds maintain that feel of tension and mystery. The lighting is harsh although only briefly used cross definition of the subjects face crossing over with the shadows along the eyes and other fetcher of the face.

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interrogation scenes use this lightning to increase the tension and dramatisation of the scene

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James Bond- Focus on the eyes and contrast to dark surroundings.

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Kieth Seidel uses the technique a lot in his photography

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the subtle light in the background shows how the subject has gone mad and can not return to normalcy / sanity and is fading into the 'dark', literally and figuratively

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Shows the religious side with the cross in the background and how the man is light from the top downwards. It shows the light of God and how dark the rest of the church is shows the darkness of sin and life but God shows the way.

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Examples of a photographer who uses Chiaroscuro techniques. The dark shadows contrast heavily with the light areas. They mainly seem to show light on the subject or people

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the light coming from the back of the subject creates a mysterious feel as it darkens the face of the model whilst giving the knife a bright highlight

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Shadow of a doubt- Alfred Hitchcock
Sharp contrast in shadows depicts his dominance and power over the young girl.

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contrast of black and white causes his face and the gun to stand out the most 

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(ignore link) warm candle light on face

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The light of God is dimmer showing how god is leaving and cannot help anymore. The scene is old and damaged but the same corridor as the first poster film. The light from the window is also dimmer and the two figures arent as lit. Creating a mysterious "who is the new character' effect

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Again used in a horror film poster - creating mystery as you cannot see the background of the image

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Light coming from the window illuminates the doll. The background is less lit and creates a sence of uneasiness. 1/2 

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The light is casting a mask over her face

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el camino colour pallet - dark emotions through colour

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el camino colour pallet - dark emotions through colour

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Interesting when used with colour lighting as different colours have different connotations so can be used to create different emotions and feelings in the image

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The Stranger on the Third Floor (1940) Crime Film 

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The Stranger on the Third Floor (1940) Crime Film 

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Portraying emotions through the harsh lighting and shadows. Creating the tension in the scene

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Used in the Mona Lisa to make the painting look more realistic by creating shadows on her face to make the image look more 3D

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godfather uses chiaroscuro in an effective way throughout most of the movie to portray various emotions

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godfather uses chiaroscuro in an effective way throughout most of the movie to portray various emotions

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Adding a lot of mystery