Date: 2/23/23
Time: around 6:30 P.M.
Location: Lowe Hall
Objective: all the lights are on in 216, but it’s dark outside
Subjective: There’s only a few other people in the room and a movie is playing on the projector. Despite the harshness of the fluorescents, the space feels welcoming and friendly.
From:https://www.reviewjournal.com/entertainment/arts-culture/nevada-ballet-theatre-moscow-ballet-each-perform-nutcracker-in-las-vegas/
Theme:Cold
Description: This photo is of Snow scene in the Nutcracker performed by Nevada Ballet Theatre. I really like the use of lighting here making it feel like they are in a chilly winter wonderland which not all Nutcrackers really achieve.
Photo by Daniel Kulinski on December 4th, 2013
Cold
The white light mixed with a tint of blue taking over this space makes it feel cold and barren. It feels like an abandoned and mysterious place. The absence of light also plays an important part in this picture because the darkness creeping around the edges of the frame make my mind associate this with nighttime which is colder.
https://images.app.goo.gl/6hP4rS5ndMAKdUm66
Theme: Cold
Description: I chose this photo because the lighting and operation of cryo therapy chambers make everything around them far below freezing. The cold makes it so that your body’s survival instinct kicks in, and blood flow and chemicals in your body start changing, and once you step out they slowly return to normal. The lighting encompasses this same cold feeling, the blues in the background and the white with hints of blue from above the chamber bring out the smoke. Everything is made to look like ice, and the lighting sells that feeling even more.
Theme: Cold
Attribution: https://www.flickr.com/photos/patrickjoust/8347728672/in/set-72157603506244707
Description: This photo takes place on an empty street at night. The blue wash of light encompasses most of the image except for the tiny dot of warm light in the far left and the sky, which is also a warm grey in contrast to the cool-bluish grays we can see on the road and sidewalks. The cool blue light from the main streetlight creates this coldness in the photo. The blue lighting also adds to the emptiness in the image, as cool lighting can be associated with being devoid of life from the lack of warmth.
From: https://randallwarehouse.com/3-ways-to-protect-inventory-on-loading-docks-this-winter/
Theme: Cold
I wanted to find something evocative of coldness that could easily appear warm with only a simple lighting change. Searching for basements and warehouses eventually lead me to this image. What drew me to it most was how simple it was. It is just a pretty typical industrial warehouse loading dock, seen from inside. There are only two sources of light, both of which are visible. The first is the sunlight that is blowing out the highlights on the windows, which is a stark white point in the image. The next is the overhead fluorescent tubes that you can spot in the upper left corner, but which more than likely cover the entire ceiling of this room. These lights are both tuned toward a very cool temperature, but only slightly. It might be a trick of the camera, but regardless it has a serious effect. What should be white light has an almost silvery/blue twist to it. The lack of color also helps sell the effect — with most of the image being made up of various grays. Although not directly related to lighting, the surface materials and texture add to the effect. The semi-reflective concrete feels like a garage or a basement, something you would not want to walk on without some good shoes and a warm pair of socks. Aside from that feeling, it also feels cold in the sense that is seems pretty lifeless. There are no human subjects, and no interesting objects. Everything you see in the image was created to serve a solely practical purpose, a byproduct of some industry that demanded things like garage doors and pallet jacks and tightly wrapped bundles of boxes shoved into the backs of trailers. Not exactly a place you would want to hang out or spend time with friends.
Photo taken by me, Feb. 7th, 2021, at 2:30pm. Hofstra North Campus.
Theme: cold
Description: Everything about this photo is cold to me. Not only does it depict a scene we know would be frigid in temperature, but the lighting drives home the feeling. The snow is so white, and though it makes the photo brighter, it does so without warmth – and I mean that in the sense that certain colors can be warm, and this photo contains none of them. The starkness of the dark trees against the pure white surroundings, including that blank, featureless sky, suggest cold simply by removing the possibility of sunlight. There is nothing in this picture to provide warmth, even in some small way.
Photo taken by me at January 11th,2023, Italy.
I took this photo when I was in airplane in Italy. It’s very high so I can see whole mountains. The blue sky and cloud makes it looks very cold. Also, the snow on the mountain even makes this photo looks more cold. This view is so spectacular.
Date: February 18th, 2023
Theme: Cold
I visited my sister at Penn State over the holiday weekend and experience the colder climate she endures on a daily bases. To me the tones in the sky demonstrate a crisp winter morning. In the foreground the sky is a richer, deeper blue. Whereas in the back it fades to a softer, lighter shade of blue. The fade from blue to white gives the sense that it gets colder as the sky continues, getting closer and closer to the color of snow. Additionally, there is an evenly distributed bright light with cool tones, making the moment feel even crisper. In contrast, the lines creating the shadows are sharp and harsh, again giving a cooler feeling.
Date: December 2001
https://www.centralpark.com/locations/poets-alley/
A pathway in central park, after a winter storm. The path, trees, and benches are covered in a layer of bright white snow. Practically untouched. The lighting is very gray, giving it a cold feeling. The streetlights give hints of color but are drowned out by all the white and gray tones around them.
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