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Photgraphic Technique Challenge - Single Light Source
2012.08.03
Light source high in front.
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Light source left darkens the far side of the man's face.
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Light source directly above darkens the man's face - looks sinister!
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Light source on opposite side gives a little light to the man's face, but illuminates the child's face wonderfully!
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I didn't read the challenge very well - thus no "Dutch angle" or any other angle. Changing the placement of the single light source was interesting nontheless.
Others participating in the challenge are here.
Others participating in the challenge are here.
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I do like the different look each light angle gives for the shots!
mwbergeron01 · 2012-08-03: 18:59
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good work
SergioDC · 2012-08-04: 04:31
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Great illustrations Larry - great subject to use as well.
durban · 2012-08-04: 05:06
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Nice sculpture you used for the light example . The first thing I was taught at my art class was where the light comes from and the shadows it creates .
MoMac · 2012-08-04: 05:58
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It is interesting how moving the light source changed the way they looked... no idea what Dutch Angle is either!
DancingDolphin · 2012-08-04: 09:32
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Amazing how it changes the entire mood of the man- great job!!
urmysunshine · 2012-08-04: 09:39
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well done!
tomie · 2012-08-04: 13:01
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Nice experiment!
CHOSSID · 2012-08-04: 15:40
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Love the light here :)
EvaLizette · 2012-08-04: 19:09
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Because this is such a special statue to us, I love them all, but my favorite is the last one with the light on the child's upturned face. Beautiful set, Hon.
djnana · 2012-08-04: 22:22
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