What is another word for contre-jour?
Pronunciation: [kˈɒntəʒˈʊ͡ə] (IPA) 
"Contre-jour" is a term commonly used in photography that refers to shooting against the light, where the subject is backlit and appears in silhouette. However, there are several alternative words that can be used to describe this effect. One such word is "backlighting", which refers to the same technique of illuminating the subject from behind. "Silhouetting" is another term that can be used, as it specifically describes the effect of the subject appearing in shadow against a bright background. Other options include "rim lighting" and "halo lighting", which both refer to the use of light to outline the subject and create a bright edge around their form.
