Kinetic Light

Kinetic light refers to the movement or change of light in a scene, created by the motion of objects, lights, or the camera itself. This dynamic use of light enhances visual interest, conveying energy, emotion, or focus. For example, moving headlights, flashing neon signs, or light trails from moving vehicles all demonstrate kinetic light. It’s a technique often used in photography and filmmaking to add depth and excitement. The key idea is that the movement of light or its source influences how we perceive a scene, making it more lively and engaging.