Light Lab Observation 4/11

Lights used:

CYC: top and bottom lights, brilliant blue, intensity full

#1: Full C.T blue, intensity 95

#2: Brilliant blue, intensity 85

#3: Full C.T blue, intensity 75

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VVL Photo

Lights Used

#3 tharon Delft blue intensity 70

#4 Golden amber intensity 80

#5 Clearwater intensity 35

#6 Clearwater intensity full

#7 Clearwater intensity 70

#8 Golden amber intensity 70

#9 Golden amber intensity full

#10 Deep straw intensity 90

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Lighting Observation 4/12

4/8/24 – 10:03 AM – 6th Avenue

Objective: The sun shines and reflects light on the buildings as we walk down the street toward Radio City Music Hall.

Subjective: The sun is not reluctant to tell us it is morning. Although the buildings scrape the sky and block the sun from direct view, we still experience the power of its rays against the sheen of the glass windows.

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Advertisement Light Lab 4/11

For my lab recreation of this ad, I used the middle overhead light with a soft focus, one side light from stage left, and one front/side light from stage left. The sidelights were hung at the second level, and all lights were set to a 26-degree range. I am uncertain whether the advertisement uses two lights from the side or not, but I chose to use two because my subject was too dark compared to the ad otherwise.

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Light Observation 4/5

Location: Breslin Hall, 4pm

Objective: Sun beams are seen from the thin area between the window sill and curtains. They are created by ambient dust and haze which dissipates as class continues.

Subjective: The outdoors stabs through an oppressive hall, impaling themselves into the minds of students who want nothing more than to leave.

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Photo Observation 4/11

Ref image via Pinterest

I had some issues with balancing the material properties of the original subject and the rendering engine of the program, but this is as close as possible as I think that I could get it. I ended up needing to add a side light on the left and a top light.

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advertisement/desire post – take two

McDonald's: Party fries, Big Mac Slice • Ads of the World™ | Part of The  Clio Network 

photo from google

Theme: Advertisement/Desire

This advertisement represents McDonalds, specifically the french fries. This look gives a warm, vibrant, classy feeling, to bring an elegant look of celebration for a fast food restaurant.

 

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Light Observation 4/5

4/5, 4:00 pm, bay window in my house

Objective description:

It is mid-afternoon, and the sky has scattered dark clouds with some blue still peeking through. The sun is not out, but it is hidden behind the clouds, so it is still light outside. The muted sun makes everything look grey-washed.

Subjective description:

The lack of sunlight outside makes my street look very cold and empty, and the energy is overall very bleak. As I sit in the window and look outside, the grey sky makes me want to stay home and take a nap. It’ll seem much nicer and warm out once the sun comes back from behind the clouds

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Light Observation 4/5

4/4 – 12:49 PM – Bits & Bytes

Objective Description: Cool, natural white light coming in through the windows contrasts the warm light from the indoor lights with yellow lampshades.

Subjective Description: Another cloudy day disperses its cool light into the room, lighting it up easily. However, this light lacks the character that the warm yellow light projected by the indoor lamps displays. The juxtaposition between the two forms of light creates the effect of a warm shelter from the harsher weather outdoors.

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Light Observation- Mickey Estrella

I really liked the drop shadow in the background of the photo making everything come forward and how you can see the reflection of the light on the tomato.

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