Category Archives: LL3-Lighting Direction

In this picture, we used a flood light coming from the left, also known as side light. This creates a beautiful contrast between the background, and flower. It also has nice colors, which are vibrant. I like how this type … Continue reading →

This is photo of the flowers was taken at a side angle. I feel this is great photo because we see most of the flowers at a new angle and it shows their size difference. Plus at this angle we … Continue reading →

This photo has a direct spotlight on the flowers against a dark background. This image invokes a feeling of spring and freshness. The lighting helps to enhance that feeling by the fact that it is almost reminiscent of sunlight shining … Continue reading →

I chose this photo from our best four list because of how well the flower fits within the frame. The almost symmetrical placements brings balance to work not giving too much attention to the white space. Also the lightening emphasizes … Continue reading →

I really liked this photo because I liked how the light is concentrate on the flowers giving it a more colorful setting to it and a better texture. The lighting that was use on this shot was the side light, … Continue reading →

This medium shot photo was taken at a low angle with direct side light and the camera’s ISO set to 100 and manual. I like this photo the most because of the contrast between the flowers and the background. The … Continue reading →

This picture is an extreme close up and the flower is taking up the whole shot. The dark background brings out the light and the colors pop. With this photo we used a spotlight at the side creating a side … Continue reading →

The picture I choose for my group picture is the one that we used with no nature light in the background and use a spotlight to focus mostly in the droopiness of the flower., I felt the lighting would add … Continue reading →

Our group added a backlight to the flowers. This gave the flowers a silhouette. This silhouette gave the flowers a contrast against the black background. In return, it gives the photo a dramatic feel to it and adds a dash … Continue reading →