baksidesstillinger
Baksidesstillinger is a Norwegian term used to describe poses or positions in which the subject is oriented with the back toward the observer or camera. The word is derived from bak (back) and stilling (position). In practice, baksidesstillinger cover a range of stances where less of the face is visible and other elements, such as silhouette, hair, clothing, or the surrounding environment, become the focal point.
In photography and portraiture, baksidesstillinger are used to convey mood, anonymity, or emphasis on context rather
In film, theatre, and visual storytelling, back-facing or partially turned blocking can regulate audience focus, reveal
Practical considerations include wardrobe, hair, makeup, lighting, and set design, all of which influence how clearly
See also: front view, profile pose, silhouette, backlighting.