Lighting Observation

6:57 pm outside Bits walking towards the Stu

The sun shining on the library building and casting an orange color on the stone.

The orange glow on the building reminded me of the sky during a sunset. The sunlight turned the library into a mirror, reflecting the orange sky to the West of it. The usual tan stone was a calm, beautiful orange.

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Single Source Photo Observation

Attribution: https://www.lighting-essentials.com/08-controlling-presentation-light/

Theme: Single Source Artificial Light

Description: Looking for an image of a single source artificial light reminded me of when I used to to do still life studies, most often with fruit. In this image, the apple is being lit from directly above.

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Photo Observation

Date: 3/15/23

Time: 11:10pm

I took this photo using my phone flashlight and a Dr Pepper bottle in the drounge. I used the light as footlight, casting a shadow of the bottle behind it.

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Single Source Light

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Theme: Single Source Light

Description: I keep getting stand up comedy videos recommended to me, so for a single source theme I figured I would use an actor on stage with a single spotlight creating frontlight with no horizontal angle.

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Single source artificial light

Theme: Single source artificial light

Photo from google search

This photo is a man sitting in front of a lamp, and the whole room is dark, only this lamp shines, so I think it is a good example of single source artificial light.

However, I did not come to the last class, so I’m not sure if my angle color and lighting key diagram is right or not.

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Single Source Photo

Photo taken by me on August 1st, 2019.

Theme: single source artificial light

The man in this picture was my supervisor at the summer camp where I worked, Tel Yehudah, for the summer of 2019. His name is Teague. We were on a “shmira” shift, which meant we were part of the group responsible that night for making sure campers stayed in their bunks past lights out. Part of the shmira equipment was this huge flashlight that we were supposed to use to spot and identify campers. On this particular night, for whatever reason, we had balloons. Teague pressed the industrial flashlight against the balloon and it glowed this cool neon green as seen above. I love this picture so much. The color and glow created by the flashlight combined with the balloon is so slimy and unusual and it reminds me of how much fun it was to work with Teague.

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Single Source

December 8th 2019- picture taken by Rene Micheo in Cincinnati, Ohio

Theme: Single Source of Light

This is a photo from my senior year where I was performing in the Nutcracker at my high-school. This photo comes from the final moment in our show where the Cavalier and Sugar Plum Fairy pose together and a single white spotlight above them is the only thing on.

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Single Source

Theme: Single Source

Attribution: bing

Description: two cars on a street light by a single street lamp

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Single Source

Single Source

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When I think about a single light on in a room, I think back to when I would stay up late with a desk light on while I read. Because the lamp is the only source in the room, the dark ominous background contrasts with the bright white light on the subject. The angle of the light also creates shadows across the subject, so as to barely light her, and have the full intensity of light on the pages of the book.

 

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Photo Observation

Single Light Source Photo

A Thoughtful Moment 228/365: Single Light Source Portrait

This photo is from a photo shoot that only had one light source and I picked it because I felt I could easily identify which side of his face was light and how steep the angle of the light was.

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