For this project, I knew I wanted to use color gels to cast color onto my model, but I also chose to use the pink seamless in the studio to see how the two colors would interact with and play off each other. I also layered two color gels over each other to create a richer, deeper reddish-purple shade. The most successful images, in my opinion, were the ones where the seamless reflects multiple shades of colors. I really like the high contrast between the shadows and highlights as well.
For this task, we set up two lights shining onto the model. One light (the fill light) was kept at a steady reading of 4, while the other was (the key light) decreased in between shots to create the ratios.
This photo had a 1:1 ratio, with each light set at 4.
For this photo, the key light was decreased to 3 while the fill light stayed at 4.
For this photo, the key light was decreased to 2 while the fill light stayed at 4.
For this photo, the key light was decreased to 1 while the fill light stayed at 4.
For this photo, the fill light stayed at 4, but the key light was completely off.