Drama 16 Stage Lighting

1. I found this picture on Google by searching “fun single lighting moments”
2. Theme: Single Artificial Light Source
3. The actor is being lit by a single spotlight. Because of the haze/fog, you are able to actually see the direct beam of the light and how it shines through space rather than appearing as a flood.

4.14.19 5:00pm My backyard
1. I was in my backyard taking photos of my brother for my project. The fog was rolling in on the water and the sun was still trying to shine through.
2. As the day was winding down the fog was rolling in. The erie and ominous feeling the fog gave off was something out of a Alfred Hitchcock movie. I was only able to last a few minutes outside until the mist swallowed me up.

4/14/19 730pm Hofstra parking lot

Objective: The parking lot lamps were illuminating through the thick fog.

Subjectively: The the little amount of light on the dark, foggy night appeared as the only comforting thing in the uneasy atmosphere of dark, dense fog.

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2. Outside my room one misty night.

3. Mysterious

4. The idealism of fog is one of the biggest ideas of mysterious when it comes to environmental mood. So a mix of fog and the way a light is distorted with the blur makes the fog even more mysterious with the cool and warm lights coming through.

Source: Pinterest

Theme: Mysterious

Description: This is a photo of a Costa Rican rain forest during some foggy weather, and nothing fills me with dread and wonder like some fog. The image here is taken from below an exceptionally long bridge that we can’t even see the end of due to the fog. The fog also obscures how high the bride is and how far the drop back down to land is. Within mystery, there is some curiosity in the unknown. But when we don’t know something, that gives us chills and we fear it, and this is what picture says to me.

1. February 21, 2018 – 4:00am – My room
2. I had awoken in the middle of the night. Looking out of the window, I saw nothing. Fog had completely covered my view out of my window, and the orange street lights had tinted the fog an orange color.
3. When I had awoken, I had felt nervous because I could not comprehend why I was not able to see out of my window at first. Then I had realized that the thick fog had lowered from the sky and had covered my surroundings at eye level. The orange light of the street lights allowed the white fog to be colored. With areas of a lighter fog, the orange light was intense, and the areas that were thicker had a less intense orange coloring.

1. Walking past Colonial Square looking towards the towers at 6:30 pm on Tuesday, February 28
2. It was nighttime and there was a great deal of fog, so you couldn’t see the towers at all. You could only see the lampposts and outdoor lighting and the vague glow of windows from lit up rooms in the towers.
3. In the dark sea of fog, each of the lampposts created an orb of color, some orange, some yellow, some white, some blue. They were a show of strength against the cold mist that clouded over all the buildings and cars, leaving only the faint suggestion that there was life underneath the big, ominous purple sky.

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2. outsideforlife.blogspot.com: Solo Hiking, Going It Alone
3. Mysterious
4.  The photo has dim lighting and the moon isn’t shown in the picture so I thought that was kind of curious and mysterious. I always associate mystery with curiosity and eeriness. The picture is just lit enough to create a reflection of the trees off the water and the fog makes it so that you can’t see where the land stops and the water begins which I think is mysterious.

1. I took this photo from my dorm window at 8 AM 2/23/17
2. Mysterious
3. It is a very dreary morning. The approaching warm weather has caused an eery mist to hang over Oak Street. The sun is not able to shine through the clouds. Mist always reminds me of the 2007 film The Mist based on the Stephen King novella. It’s not hard to imagine what kind of monsters could be lurking in a heavy fog. The real mystery is why I woke up on my own accord two hours early.

2. Found at: http://www.wallpaperup.com/24732/landscapes_nature_roads_trees_forest_fog_mist_haze_dark_spooky_autumn_fall_seasons.html

3. Mysterious

4. When I think of mysterious I tend to think of things that are darker with shadows and trees. I like this picture for those reasons. Its not quite symmetrical which makes my brain confused which adds to the mysteriousness of the picture. I also like how it takes a minute of looking to realize that there are signs and a light on the street. You can’t really see where the trees end or where the road goes which also helps lend itself to the mysteriousness.