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Lighting Final

Workdawg

Workdawg

NARWHAL
Was each photograph supposed to encompass the "light vs dark" theme? It's clear that they all used varying lighting, the first one looks too bright, others almost too dark. I don't really see the "light vs dark" in very many of the individual photos though. 3 and 4, sort of I guess.

Or maybe I'm just misinterpreting the theme. I'm about as unartistic as it gets.
 
StealthSpeed3

StealthSpeed3

Charge THIS!!
when i was thinking about it i kind of had the idea light = happy mood, casual attire, daylight; and dark = moody, angry, wild attire. Talking with my friend about the idea i told her that the day shots i was thinking downtown, nicollet mall, business-casual outfit, and a cheerful feeling. For the evening shots i said the outfit was all up to you, and trying to convey the opposite of what was previously shot. And during the class critique the 'dark' shots were more popluar. the day came out looking like a standard portrait, with the exception of maybe the last shot by the church where part of the wall blocked the flash and i ended up with a drop-shadow outline.

I didn't do much editing to these photos other then maybe changing the white balance in photoshop post-production.
 
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StealthSpeed3

StealthSpeed3

Charge THIS!!
first set = light, second set = dark. It was a fun shooting, even if she did freeze a lil when we were doing the night shots (shot sunday night)
 
YSOSLO

YSOSLO

is the word, beotch
My favorite is the "drop shadow shot" #3. The darker pics make me completely afraid of pissing that chick off...lol
 
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