four seasons – virtual light lab post

 

New England Sunset

I was inspired by the sunset beach photos I would take in Cape Cod. The best sunsets are in the beginning of fall.

Lights used:

  1. G CC21, DS Right, full intensity, 36 degrees
  2. G CC15, DS Right, full intensity
  3. G CC15, DS Right, 75% intensity
  4. G CC21, DS Right, full intensity
  5. G CC21, US Right, 75% intensity
  6. G CC21, US Right, full intensity
  7. G CC26, DS Right, 75% intensity

 

 

Spring Sunrise in the Gothic Cathedral

This lighting sequence would represent the small sunlight beginning to rise through the windows of the cathedral.

Lights used:

  1. G L151, DS Right, full intensity, window gobo effect, soft focus
  2. G CC15, CS Right, full intensity, window gobo effect, soft focus
  3. 100, US Right, full intensity, window gobo effect, soft focus
  4. G L151, DS Left, full intensity, window gobo effect, soft focus
  5. G CC15, CS Left, full intensity, window gobo effect, soft focus
  6. 100, US Left, full intensity, window gobo effect, soft focus

 

Noon on a hot summer’s day in Africa

The surrounding area in Africa is very warm and hot as if the sun’s color was the temperature of the area.

Lights used:

  1. G L151, DS Right, full intensity, 90 degrees
  2. G CC15, CS Right, full intensity, 90 degrees
  3. G CC21, US Right, full intensity, 90 degrees
  4. G L151, DS Left, full intensity, 90 degrees
  5. G CC15, CS Left, full intensity, 90 degrees
  6. G CC21, US Left, full intensity, 90 degrees
  7. 100, DS Right, 50% intensity, 90 degrees
  8. 100, DS Left, 50% intensity, 90 degrees

 

A winter afternoon in North Dakota

For winters, there is this natural feeling where people would associate winter colors with the cold being just blue. I wanted to show more of the very light white-blue color effect during one of the aftermath of a blizzard.

Lights used:

  1. G L201, DS Right, full intensity, 90 degrees
  2. G L201, CS Right, 50% intensity, 90 degrees
  3. G CC68, US Right, full intensity, 90 degrees
  4. G L201, DS Left, full intensity, 90 degrees
  5. G L201, CS Left, full intensity, 90 degrees
  6. G CC68, US Left, full intensity, 90 degrees
  7. 100, DS Right, 25% intensity, 90 degrees
  8. 100, DS Left, 25% intensity, 90 degrees
  9. G L201, US Right, 50% intensity, 90 degrees
  10. G L201, US Left, 50% intensity, 90 degrees

 

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