Today in class we learned the difference between Highkey light and lowkey light. One of the major differences about these two types of photography strategies are the difference between light and shadow. A dark image will leave you with a simple out and a highkey picture will leave you with a bright image with shadows that arent too bright.
Top 3 photos for my action/motion log.
These are my top three for lighting of Still Life.
So today in class, we learned about motion photography. It’s pretty simple and complex at the same time. In other words, you become a magician and stop time with your camera but there’s a certain way you have to follow to achieve this. Motion photography is a pretty dope thing to shoot. The shots that i’m presenting today are my personal favorites because it shows what it means to stop time.
For some reason, I wasn’t able to upload the photos for a few days keep receiving HTTP error. message. This photography has symmetry and light balance in the photograhy. Focual point is the subject which is the cross and man in the center sitting on couch. Photography by Tony Baizan-Garcia.
This photo series was about disabled men who had polio or became paralyzed. They come to a center called OPEN DOORS, to do music, poetry, creative activities and are able to live fuller lives. Vanishing point is the hallway and lighting above the subjects head is. Photographer is Elias Williams.
Love Yourself: The Girls of Nyal, South Sudan, presented by Oxfam. Featuring Noura Nyals Kids, Andrea Compeanu, Rhea Catada, Bruno Bierrenbach Feder.
This week we worked with both ambient light and a flash light. I really enjoyed working with the flash. The flash creates a more dramatic photo. We tried to focus the ambient light on the background and used the flash for a more dramatic look on our subjects. I feel that working with the flash actually made it easier to create a more interesting image.
The first one is centered and the next two are in rule of thirds. We used extra lighting to help with these.
These photos were taken by a slow shutter, to capture the light.
The first picture I used the made use of the blue light being cast from on of the monitors in the hallway. The second picture I noticed the light coming from the bathroom to be giving off warm colors compared to the cool colors of the hallway. For the third picture I used the light from my phone to cast shadows throughout this sculpture.
Images that I’ve taken today, of shadow and light. These are of different lighting. The first one is of a higher perspective from the subject.
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