#broad lighting

[arkieref]

My Examples of different uses of three point lighting. 

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TASK_04- PORTRAITURE

BROAD LIGHTING IMAGE EXAMPLES

in Grey’s Book “Master Lighting Guide For Portrait Photographers” he includes very helpful example images so you can have a clear visual understanding of how different types of light affect the overall image and way your subject is portrayed.

Light itself is a “Visual Language”, so it makes sense that by making a conscious choice to select a particular lighting setup over other options, it allows us a photographers to use the light as a means of communication to convey and portray our concept and “feeling”behind the imagery that we create

Images Credit: Christopher Grey

(**Note: the images that i have ticks are just selected because i think the angle of the subject’s face in relation to the lighting setup, and the light itself is aesthetically pleasing)

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As per the description of “Broad Lighting” as see above, you can clearly see I have gone for broad lighting for my shoot

I also however, used a fill light to the left side of my subject (camera right) with a small reflector dish. I did this to balance out the shadows as there was a bit of light fall off. 

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Broad Lighting

[micahdeb]

Guest speaker at Del Mar College - Portrait/Studio Lighting Tutorial

The other day I had the opportunity to be a guest speaker at Del Mar College for Diana Byers class.  I HAD A GREAT TIME!!  I really love the learning environment… and the fact that people were actively listening to me speak about photography was AWESOME!

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