For this project, I became fascinated with Low Key Lighting that I wanted to incorporate it in this project. I had decided to use my older brother for this project. As a child, my brother was fascinated in creating toy models. I wanted him to relive his fascination of it and his concentration of completing […]
For this project, I have been inspired by the article (that was sent to us), “Photographer Creates Lifelike Images of American Streets Using Toy Car Models and Forced Perspective” and Dutch artist, Johannes Vermeer. The article introduced the photographer and his works. Perspective was definitely a key factor in creating his work. I love the […]
Tabletop lighting focuses on being up close to the object. It seems tabletop lighting is mostly used for commercial purposes as the product needs to be devoid of shadows. As a group, we were able to set up the lights to a 1:1 ratio. The lights consisted of the soft box (key light), the fill light […]
During the nice weather during the weekend, I was able to capture digital and analog images. My thesis for the project was to capture motion by playing with the shutter speed and perspective. I wanted to test out this idea through my digital camera (just to see if there were images I could work with). […]
Rembrandt lighting is setup with the subject at the center with 4 sources of light position around the subject. The first is the key light, which should be the strongest light. The second is the fill light, which is a little closer to the subject. The third is the background light which aims at the […]
High Key lighting focused on shooting a light ratio of 1:1 (having the strobes at the exact same angle and shooting the same aperture), but adding an extra strobe. This extra strobe focuses on the white background with a higher aperture than the other two as it will overpower the background. The use of high […]