lauren and rachel gifted me a glorious pile of theatrical lighting gels today.
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lauren and rachel gifted me a glorious pile of theatrical lighting gels today.
When a gel is just a centimeter too small for the frame.
This is why I love stage lighting
I get to order products that have a name like this
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color lighting gels & mod podge
11 color gels
7/2017
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It's always a treat to see LEE lighting gels used in unique projects across the globe. Especially when they are used for educational purposes! Thank you Brendan Spina for sharing these images of the "Rave Cube" which he created with the help of various LEE Filters Color Gels
Light Phenomena- Rave Cube
The purpose of this project is to construct an object that explores children’s’ senses by forcing them to use their imaginations in order to interact with it. This directly related to the Reggio Emilia approach, an Italian early education philosophy, which we observed at a local school- Learning Brook. Simply put, this approach allows kids to learn from their own experience rather than learning the “right way” from their teachers/parents The Rave Cube is constructed of layers of circles and lighting gels to create an abstraction of shapes and colors through movement of the interior panel. - Brendan Spina (http://brendanspina.com/)
Apollo's gel sample books are probably my favorite thing
If I put an R02 in upside down, it becomes an R20.
…let’s be honest, probably me
More accessible than ever, coloured lighting can add drama to your portraits, as Jake Hicks reveals
The use of coloured gels in photography reached fever pitch in the 1980s, but as the colour combinations became more and more garish and visually offensive they eventually fell out of fashion. It’s only recently that coloured gels have seen a resurgence, with digital photography empowering a new generation of photographers to experiment with colour.