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SHADOWING |
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Allows
you to cast interesting shadows on a wall or surface by
positioning landscape fixtures below and in front of plants
or other objects. |
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PATHWAY & SPREAD
LIGHTING |
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Common
function of landscape lighting which utilizes decorative
fixtures along paths, driveways and steps to provide security
and safety. Also ideal for soft illumination of flower
beds. |
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SILHOUETTING |
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Silhouetting
or back-lighting can be achieved by positioning a fixture
behind a shrub or plant and directing the light source
onto a wall causing the silhouette to appear. |
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GRAZING |
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Grazing
enables you to accentuate the texture, grain or surface
of an exterior wall. By positioning the light source just
a few inches from a surface at an angle, you can achieve
the effect of light brushing slightly against a wall. This
technique is highly effective along stone walls. |
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ACCENT
LIGHTING |
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Defining
a focal point such as a statute or plant by using landscape
fixtures with a direct source of light. |
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DECK
LIGHTING |
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Decks
are areas of enjoyment and much activity. Soft and subtle
sources of light can be placed strategically around decks
to define boundaries, provide security and visually blend
the interiors to the outdoors. To achieve these effects,
deck fixtures can be placed under the railings, on deck
posts, or along the perimeter of decks. |
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UPLIGHTING |
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Uplighting
is achieved by using ground level or in-ground fixtures
and directing their light upward in order to highlight
trees and other landscape objects in a more dramatic manner. |
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CROSS
LIGHTING |
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This
technique illuminates a point of interest by crossing two
or more beams of light. Lighting an object from more than
one angle will further pronounce depth, dimension and detail. |
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MOON
LIGHTING |
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Moonlighting
utilizes your landscape fixtures to simulate the soft and
romantic qualities of actual moonlight. The effect of light
filtering through branches and leaves can be achieved by
placing fixtures in the upper sections of the trees. Fixtures
can also be hung along lower branches for added safety
and security. |