shadowist
/ˈʃædəwɪst/Definitions
1. noun
A person who supports or advocates for the idea of shadowing, often used in a historical context referring to someone who follows or imitates another person or group.
“The shadowist movement in 19th-century Russia was heavily influenced by the works of Friedrich Nietzsche.”
2. noun
In photography, a shadowist refers to an artist or photographer who specializes in capturing or creating images with strong shadows, often emphasizing the contrast between light and darkness.
“The photographer was known as a shadowist for her ability to create moody and atmospheric images with deep shadows.”