Category Archives: Photo Observation

Photo Observation #1 – Max Cerci

Posted on January 27, 2014 by previousstudent

2) Taken by me at South Shore Plaza Mall in Braintree, Massachusetts. 3) Sunrise/Sunset 4) The clouds create a clear divide in color where the warmth of the sun’s bright, orange and yellow light are fighting against the subdued, cold … Continue reading →

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Photo Observation #12 Four Seasons

Posted on April 26, 2013 by previousstudent

This is a fall Sunset on Venus. Fall sunsets are purple and orange. I did my best to create the moment just before dusk on a fall sunset. Venus itself is a bright fiery orange and therefore I chose a … Continue reading →

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Photo Observation #12

Posted on April 26, 2013 by previousstudent

Fall Sunset on Venus: For this scene, I decided the audience would be the west, so the sun would be setting by them. This led me to put two footlights approximately 45-degrees off-center, one with the gel R96 and one … Continue reading →

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Photo Observation 11

Posted on April 19, 2013 by previousstudent

1.  2) http://www.flickr.com/photos/russi/1315802860/ 3) THEME: In the Spotlight 4) DESCRIPTION: I was drawn to how mysterious this feels. Usually one of the main purposes of a spotlight is to highlight the specific details of a person’s face, but in this case … Continue reading →

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Photo Observation Week #11: In The Spotlight

Posted on April 19, 2013 by previousstudent

http://www.flickr.com/photos/viviremco/235093288/ 2) Flicker user Remco Douma on September 2nd, 2006. http://www.flickr.com/photos/viviremco/235093288/ 3) Theme: In The Spotlight 4) The vase is transformed into an extraterrestrial. The spotlight cast shadows down upon it, leaving wavy, hazy lines strewn across the top and … Continue reading →

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Photo Observation: In the Spotlight

Posted on April 19, 2013 by previousstudent

2) http://globeattractions.com/water-light-rays-blue-nature/ 3) In the Spotlight 4) The goal of “natural” lighting is to recreate an environment occuring around us. Most of what we think of as light is centered around the sun shining on an object. In this picture, … Continue reading →

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Photo Observation #11

Posted on April 19, 2013 by previousstudent

1) 2) http://www.masterfile.com/stock-photography/image/700-01120521/Magician%20on%20Stage 3) Theme: In The Spotlight 4) This picture I felt fit this theme great because the guy is in the spotlight. The spotlight shows the man on the stage and it is not difficult to see what … Continue reading →

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Photo Observation #11

Posted on April 19, 2013 by previousstudent

      2. http://www.linesofleaving.com/janne.html 3. When I think of someone or something being in the spotlight I usually think of a concert. Not only are the literally being lit by spotlights but a concert is meant to showcase a band … Continue reading →

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Photo Observation #11

Posted on April 18, 2013 by previousstudent

1)  2) http://www.daxphotography.com/commercial-photography/jazmine-glamour-photo-shoot/ 3) This woman is the main focus. There is no question about her being the center of this picture, and she knows it. The way the light hits her face and casts a shadow from her jaw emphasizes … Continue reading →

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Photo Observation: In the Spotlight

Posted on April 15, 2013 by previousstudent

2) taken from http://wildelycreative.wordpress.com/2010/03/16/bushcraft-the-spiritual-connection/ 3) theme: In the Spotlight 4) I think that nature does some of the best spotlights.  I really like this picture because even though the rest of the forest is lit up and visible to the … Continue reading →

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