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Lighting Observation – part twelve

5/1/2024 – 10:52 pm – outside of the Hofstra library

Objective: The outside lights surrounding the building illuminate the sky’s misty fog.

Subjective: The outside lights brighten up the tower’s visibility and glow from the night sky’s fog. Because of the brightness of the glow, the sky was strangely grey in the late evening, which brought a mysterious effect when walking back to my dorm.

summer post

photographed by me

These photos represent what summer means to me. The clear blue sky with no clouds in sight, small amount of the leafy shade covering the grass, every color in nature is vibrant and alive; this is what summer looks like to me. And what better way to represent the feeling summer is my dog. He smiles more in the summer because everyone is around and he gets to go outside and terrorize the neighbors and woodland creatures more.

Lighting Observation – part eleven

4/23/2024 – 6:35 pm – Inside black box theatre

Objective: The dark theatre is completely dark until a single light source is provided by the ghost light.

Subjective: In the black box theatre, the surroundings itself is a black hole. Everything inside the room is black, with no natural light source available to squeeze its way through the dark room. The ghost light, protects the theatre with its single source, providing a little light to all. This small light brings the newcomers into the space with ease and less tension when provided.

 

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

 

Lighting Observation – part ten

4/16/2024 – 1:20 pm – Outside of Emily Lowe

Objective: The bright sunlight beaming across the lawn shines onto the relaxing students of Hofstra.

Subjective: In the warm, glowing heat of the sunlight provides a white and yellow-ish tint onto the students spread out across the lawn. This light makes the scenery feel light and happy compared to the recent cold and miserable rainy days.

 

surreal post

photo from google and eos

Lights used:

  1. SL upstage, cyan lighting, side lights, full percent
  2. CS upstage, cyan lighting, CS Top Light, full percent
  3. SR upstage, cyan lighting, side lights, full percent

 

Lighting Observation – part nine

4/10/2024 – 11:54 pm – Hammer Lab

Objective: The overhead lights reflect off the hammer lab’s dark windows.

Subjective: The bright intensity of the led lights hanging in the ceiling tiles provides an over-sensory feeling for the students working in the room. Since the lights are unnaturally bright, the lights reflect against the windows into the dark night, giving the human eye only the reflection on the glass instead of the outside nightlife before them.

Virtual Light Lab for Advertisement/Desire Photo

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

photo from google and eos

Lights used:

  1. SL upstage, white lighting, side lights, cyc 25 percent
  2. SL upstage, white lighting, side lights, cyc 25 percent
  3. SL upstage, white lighting, SL top light, full percent

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.

 

Lighting Observation – part eight

4/2/2024 – 10:18 pm – Hauge House, Netherlands Core

Objective: Two phone screens light up the small surroundings of the phone owner’s faces in a dark room.

Subjective: Since the weather is completely dark and stormy, the outside surroundings are gloomier than on a clear night. Plus, with no headlights turned on, the bedroom is darker than usual. The soft orange glow from the cellphones of the people in the room directs more attention to the light source. The color of the phone screen is easier to adjust to the eye since the phone’s brightness is set for nighttime.

 

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