5 elements I see in her artworks:

1. Color

2. Tone

3. Space

4. Composition

5. Shadow

Sarah Moon is a renowned French photographer whose artistic vision has captivated audiences for decades. Her distinctive style combines elements of fashion and fine art photography, creating ethereal and poetic images that evoke a sense of beauty and mystery. She often shows soft focus, muted colors, and dreamlike compositions, blurring the boundaries between reality and fantasy. Her images have a timeless quality, capturing a sense of emotion and introspection, the blur conveys an atmosphere adding a layer of abstraction to the image allowing viewers to interpret the photo in a more subjective and emotional manner- evoking a sense of nostalgia.

One of Moon’s notable contributions to photography is her use of light and shadow which clearly shows it in her 5th photo. She manipulates lighting techniques to create a sense of depth in her photographs. The use of light and shadow adds to the dreamy and enigmatic quality of her work. Moon often employs soft and diffused lighting, which-as I mentioned earlier lends gentle and ethereal quality to her photographs. The softness of the light creates subtle transitions between light and shadow, blurring boundaries and allowing for a more clear representation of the subject. Additionally, the interplay of light and shadow in Moon’s photographs often accentuates the textures and contours of her subjects. The subtle variations in brightness and darkness create a three-dimensional quality, enhancing the sense of depth and bringing the subjects to life, creating a sense of realism.