Assignment 14: Recreation [FINAL]

<------- Recreation!

<------- My attempts...

Behind the Scenes Photos [lighting diagram coming soon!]

 

Assignment 13: Simulated Window Light

Actual Window Light:

Octabox:

4 Strobes:

Assignment 12: Noir Light

Assignment 11: Stop Action Photography

[Had some problems with the speed light, so we weren't able to use the sound trigger.]

Image 4 Recreation

 I know that the background and the subject are separately lit. For the yellow light to be that vibrant, it has to be close to the background (maybe with some narrowing light modifier?). I think there was a soft box involved here, because of how soft her features look. It seems like there are 3 different colored gels, and they may be from separate lights. The red light seems to be close to the subject's face, and the blue is acting more like a main light because its softer. I'm not sure quite how the motion is achieved.

Assignment 10: Still Life & Artwork

1) Glass Object

2) Fun Object

3) Shiny/Metal Object

Assignment 9: Outdoor Flash

8 flashes

Assignment 8: Outdoor Flash

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

{ ISO: 100 } { Aperture: f  / 5.6 } { Shutter: 1/160 }

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

{ ISO: 200 } { Aperture: f  / 5.6 } { Shutter: 1/60 }

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

{ ISO: 200 } { Aperture: f  / 5.6 } { Shutter: 1/200 }

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

{ ISO: 100 } { Aperture: f  / 18 } { Shutter: 1/200 }

Assignment 7: Strobe & Tungsten

 

Assignment 6: Size Matters

Octabox

Beauty Dish

Assignment 5: One Strobe with a Softbox

Photo 1

Lighting Diagram

Photo 2

(couldn't decide which I liked better)

Lighting Diagram

Assignment 4: Three Lights

Assignment 3: One Light

KIND

The yellow gel is an example of diffuse transmission. The light striking the gold reflector, bounces of and created a highlight on Macey's face. This is an example of (diffuse?) reflection. 

CRUEL

This photo is an example of the Inverse Square Law, because the single light source is close to Macey's face, and reflection from a surface gets brighter if we move the light closer. 

Assignment 2: The Three Laws of Light

FINAL PHOTO

LIGHTING DIAGRAM

BEHIND THE SCENES

Assignment 1: Inverse Square Law

PART ONE:

     2 ft. 

     4 ft. 

     8 ft. 

     16 ft. 

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PART TWO:

                                                                                                 

    Settings— ISO: 200 //  SHUTTER SPEED: 1/5  // APERTURE: f/8