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Photography Class #1
2008.01.08
My handsome husband was the test subject for many shots while I tried to figure out shutter speed and f/stop. Doesn't he look thrilled?
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My handsome husband was the test subject for many shots while I tried to figure out shutter speed and f/stop. Doesn't he look thrilled?
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A few classmates (Sarah, Jenn, Dani, Bridget) get tips about setting white balance from Craig.
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A few classmates (Sarah, Jenn, Dani, Bridget) get tips about setting white balance from Craig.
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Amy is our first model as we begin discussing single source lighting.
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Amy is our first model as we begin discussing single source lighting.
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Chad has a great profile for silhouettes.
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Chad has a great profile for silhouettes.
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So serious.
One of my new favorite pictures of my husband.
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So serious.
One of my new favorite pictures of my husband.
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Craig, sitting to demonstrate different lighting effects. This one is likened to Rembrant with the light on both eyes and slightly under the eye.
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Craig, sitting to demonstrate different lighting effects. This one is likened to Rembrant with the light on both eyes and slightly under the eye.
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Lighting can greatly enhance and show off bone structure
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Lighting can greatly enhance and show off bone structure
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Donnell calls this lighting the Hollywood Technique, where the light is almost directly above and slightly in front of the subject. The effect is a slimming of the face and is characterized by the "butterfly" shadow under the subject's nose.
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Donnell calls this lighting the Hollywood Technique, where the light is almost directly above and slightly in front of the subject. The effect is a slimming of the face and is characterized by the "butterfly" shadow under the subject's nose.
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These are my pictures from our first photography class with Donnell. We talked about the basics: Shutter speed, ISO, Aperture and f/stop, white balance. Then jumped right into shooting with only one light source. Chad modeled his silhouette and then Donnell's studio partner Craig sat for a demonstration of how the location of the light source can change the appearance of the face. Our first assignment: try this at home.
January 7, 2008
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Thanks for sharing, I will surely learn a lot from you!
