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  My favorite about lighting direction is the difference you see in the shots, placement becomes key. The two shots I picked are very different from another. The background used in each photos factor major roles in their compositions. But … Continue reading →

  For my at home studio shots, I decided that I would just purchase a box to gain a good grasp of what I was I diving into. A nice set that I found on Amazon is the Limo Photography … Continue reading →

this is an example of the “bad childhood” the low key lighting makes the image feel engulfed in darkness. while the high contrast between where the light is focused and and the dark surrounding it almost gives this photo a … Continue reading →

This are the two photos I liked the most. The first one had the light coming from the top. It gives this cool gradient that really enhances the photo. The position of the skull does not make it look scary … Continue reading →

I decided to make my own mini studio. I used a box 14 x 12 x 12. The size is pretty good I have good space to work with. Im thinking of getting more boxes of different sizes to work. … Continue reading →

  I like this two photos by my group work，because the white happy mood photo with the skull hands up is totally opposite to the photo on the right which the dark death mood of a skull head hangs up … Continue reading →

Initially when we first started doing the street photography on 42nd street, i didnt really enjoy it. this was mainly due to the fact that we started inside the station and it was low light. my camera didnt really feel … Continue reading →

One of my favorite trips was the outdoor portraits taken by Dumbo. I feel like it was one of favorites because we got to work a lot with the natural light from the sun and the fill light reflectors. I … Continue reading →

the field trip was about going to see photography galleries in Chelsea, among all the galleries I saw, the first photographer I like the most is Irvin Penn, his works were mostly related to fashion and portraits. most of his … Continue reading →

My three favorite photographers were Irving Penn, On assignment, Pieter Hugo, Kin, and Nick Brandt, Across the Ravaged Land. On assignment by Irving Penn, most of the photos are portraits, and there are several famous people as his models, like … Continue reading →