Studio Lighting

For this photo, I used 0:1 lighting to get a shadow on one side, I also used a light piece of paper to help fill the
left side of her face to that we could still see facial features.

I liked this photo because of it's "sepia" tone. This was unintentional and was pleased and surprised to get such a warm colour. I used 1:1 lighting with the light on the right side being about  meter farther away then the one on the left. The shadow produced on her cheek was purposely done by having her bangs block the light.

This was just one that I took randomly, but I really liked it. The lighting was 2:0 with one facing at a 45 degree angle and one right beside her to get the light to shine behind her head, like I said, this was just taken randomly but it turned out better that some of the ones that I had set up for!

Painting With Light

In this photo, i decided to try something different, instead of just painting light swirls with a flashlight, I tried to see if changing the lighting would affect the picture. IT DID! I was very pleased to see that by flashing the light on different areas and moving while the light was off would create an exact duplicate. I then tried this with myself and was very pleased with the results.

CLONES!

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For this I decided to challenge myself by only using the subject matter I had in a few rooms, I saw that everyone was going all over the place to get their photos and I knew I could find all of them almost from where I sat. This is why all my photos are from the atrium and the art room.