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Category Archives: Light Lab
Four Seasons Light Lab
The first one is noon in Hawaii and I chose very warm colors with the light being the strongest directly above the person’s head because thats where the sun would be located at mid day. The next one is sunset … Continue reading
Light Lab
1) A Fall sunset in Vermont Colors used- I used a deep lavender, to add light to the person, then a royal blue to the top of the cyc, and deep lavender at the bottom of the cyc. Explanation: I … Continue reading
Four Seasons Light Lab
1. Fall sunset in Vermont Lights used: Top of the cyc is R67 (light sky blue) and bottom of the cyc is R15 (deep straw). There are three L328 (follies pink) lights – one SR (55%), one SL (55%), one … Continue reading
Four Seasons
Fall There are three moving lights on the subject, using gels R017, L141, and R15. The bottom of the cyc is lit with gel R020. The most iconic and identifiable color of a sunset is orange; the same can be … Continue reading
Four Seasons Light Lab
Fall sunset in Vermont Description: For the moving light I used gel R009, and for the cyc lights I used gel R052. Justification: Fall weddings are popular, especially when the air is crisp, nature is in full swing with all … Continue reading
Brennan Surreal Light Photo
Photo Theme: Surreal Source: https://blog.shotdeck.com/2022/10/18/the-tuesday-drop-10-18-22/ This is from The Exorcist. I like the use of silhouette, especially when paired with the strong spotlight effect that is visible with the fog. The Overhead lamp also helps to give just … Continue reading
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Tagged angle/color, Brennan Desautelle, Light lab, Photo Observation, surreal
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Lighting Observation
Date: 5/17/22 Time: 3:42am Location: Lowe 216 Objective Observation: The top floor of Axinn library is visible just barely over the trees and is the only light really visible out the window. Subjective Observation: It is pitch black outside as … Continue reading
Four Seasons: Virtual Light Lab Project
1. A Fall Sunset in Vermont Instruments 1-4 are hung USR using gel R32 at full with a 36 degree flood and soft focus. Instruments 3-6 are hung two positions below instruments 1-4 SR and are using gel R40 at … Continue reading
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Tagged #AfternoonSnow, #beachy, Light lab, megan gore, Sunrise, sunset
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Four Seasons Light Lab
1) A Fall sunset in Vermont For my Fall Sunset in Vermont, I looked at reference photos and saw a variety of different forms of light. I decided to achieve this look, I wanted to backlight my figure with a gradient … Continue reading
Four Seasons Lighting Project
1) A Fall sunset in Vermont. I used a few lights in the bottom SR hanging position to represent the light that the sun would emit while it is setting. It would be a very wide beam, since the sunrise … Continue reading
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