Category Archives: LL6-Portrait Lighting for mood

In the picture, it shows a dark background while there is some light hitting half of my face and the other side of my face shows a little detail. This is the type of picture that is suppose to be … Continue reading →

I find this picture to have a good sense of seriousness to it. The key light was used well to show the expression of my face. Along with the shadows that helps bring the emotion in the photo which brings … Continue reading →

This image of myself sets the tone of seriousness. The side light of the soft box makes a clear triangle on the right side of the nose, that provides a cast shadow down to the neck. This image is successful … Continue reading →

This photos that was taken of me by my group I really like. I think that the lighting gives the image a very serious feel to it. Having the heavy dark shadows on the right side of my face along with the right … Continue reading →

This is one of my favorite photograph were we can see that two different lights were used to create this mysterious mood and also a reflector was used. One of those light was back light; you can see the reflection … Continue reading →

From the in-class shoot, I found this photo interesting. The station in which this photo was shot at was the glamour or butterfly lighting-front light. I like how the subject (Jesus) fills the frame perfectly, the calm feeling this photo … Continue reading →

This photograph of me really set the mood of seriousness. The lighting arrangement helped capture a really solid composition. What I liked about this photo is the expression that I’m making and the transition of dark to light which is … Continue reading →

What I like in this picture is the off guard expression on my face. Of course the lighting is seen as a key element to portray the mood, but to me if this were a moment in a movie scene … Continue reading →

I like how in this picture the bright lighting of the front light expresses the mood of happiness, plus given the face that I’m laughing . Furthermore, I believe that the whites and highlights in the photo adds to the … Continue reading →