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Learning : Low Key & High Key - Products
2008.04.24
Basically, Low Key Photography means everything dark or low lighting =P
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Basically, Low Key Photography means everything dark or low lighting =P
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Black...black...black...black....not necessarily the product must be black....shooting something that with Low Light or Dark background can be considered as Low Key Photographs.
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Black...black...black...black....not necessarily the product must be black....shooting something that with Low Light or Dark background can be considered as Low Key Photographs.
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High Key - White white white white white......not necessarily shooting white thing means High key....it is just the vise versa of shooting Low Key Photographs.
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High Key - White white white white white......not necessarily shooting white thing means High key....it is just the vise versa of shooting Low Key Photographs.
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Sometime, overexpose photos can be a good High Key photographs =) [Anyway, i am just sharing what I've learn and understand for the pass weeks, if I may be wrong, sorry ya =)]
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Sometime, overexpose photos can be a good High Key photographs =) [Anyway, i am just sharing what I've learn and understand for the pass weeks, if I may be wrong, sorry ya =)]
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Sorry Guys....haven't been updating my blog because i was away and also trying to meet datelines on my assignments. I am back now. Hopefully,this time is for good. Here are some of my photography project outcomes that i would like to share with you all. Kindly give me some comments so i can improve =) Cheerss....Love you all,Vivi!
This is new to me and all very interesting. So, with #2 did you then change the color or tone to a brownish, or did the low-key lighting create the hue? You composed all of the photos well, I think; off center, or with an angle.
