likuran

likuran

Sa isang larawan, na kung saan lilitaw pinakamalayo mula sa manonood, madalas minarkahan ng isang linya ng abot-tanaw, at sa pangkalahatan ay laban sa isang harapan kung saan ang pangunahing paksa ng tanawin ay lilitaw. Kadalasan, bagaman hindi laging, back-at foregrounds ay pinaghiwalay ng isang gitnang-lupa.

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