Assignment 13 Window Lighting

WINDOW LIGHTING

STROBES 

OCTABANK 

Assignment #12 Film Noir

Assignment #11 Stop Action Photography

Recreation Photo

Assignment #10 Still Life and Artwork

Glass Work 

      Metal Work

          Still Life

             Artwork 

Assignment #8

1. Make a portrait where the person’s face and the background are the same exposure.

(f stop: 10 shutter: 1/40 ISO: 100)

         2. Make a portrait where the person’s face is exposed one stop under and the background is normally exposed.  Drop the power of the strobe by one stop keeping the f stop the same.

(f stop: 10 shutter: 1/100 ISO: 100)

        3. Make a portrait where the person’s face is normally exposed and the background is one stop under.

(f stop: 10 shutter: 1/60 ISO: 100)

4. Make a portrait where the person’s face is normally exposed and the background is two stops  under.

(f stop: 22 shutter: 1/200)

Multistrobes 

8 Flashes 

Assignment 7

All of the lights 

Motion (All of the Lights)

Continous Lights On 

Soft Box Light On

Light Painting 

Assignment #6

Octa Light 

Beauty Dish 

Assignment 5

Photo1 

Using one strobe with a softbox, light a person against a white background so that their face has a highlight and shadow side. The background should appear darker on the highlight side and the lighter on the shadow side.

Photo 2 
Using one strobe with a softbox, light a person against a white background so that their face is evenly lit and the background is black.

Assignment #4 THREE LIGHTS

Fill Light         

 Back Light    

Key Light        

     Final          

One Light #3

     A.    In this first photo Logan is shown as a mysterious and serious guy and I aimed to allude to this mysteriousness by using a plastic bag directly in front of the lens. This allowed the light to be reflected and create ambiguous spots in the photo. I also used the inverse square law and held the light at a farther distance away from Logan, in order to allow for the lights to soften up around his face. 

   B.   In this second photo I placed my light source closer to Logan's face to create stark contrast,  and then removed his hat and allowed for his hair to be in his face in efforts to create a more playful image. 

Lighting Diagram 

 Photo A

 Photo B

Behind the Scenes 

Photo A and B