Hard artificial light
Soft natural light
Note: Lighting has been poor and I was not able to take the two last photos.
Friday, December 18, 2015
Monday, December 14, 2015
Natural Window Light
Robert with the harsh window light on his face from the side.
Robert with less harsh window light.
Robert with even less harsh light.
Robert with harsh lighting.
Robert with more harsh lighting.
The Golden Triangle
This is showing the golden triangle.
Another version of the golden triangle.
The golden triangle in a different corner.
Friday, December 11, 2015
Michelle S. Photography
This is the photo that I used to set the Custom White Balance.
This is the photo token after the White Balance was set. It is almost too dark. This photo was shot in diffused artificial light.
This is the photo token after I set the Custom White Balance. This photo was shot using natural light.
This is the photos I toke before to set the Custom White Balance.
This is the photo token before to set the Custom White Balance.
This is the photo after the Custom White Balance was set. This was shot in hard artificial light.
Tuesday, December 8, 2015
Rule of Thirds
This is Robert representing the Rule of Thirds.
This is Alysa representing the Rule of Thirds.
Monday, December 7, 2015
This photo was taken with the auto setting. The color is reasonably accurate.
This photo was taken with the daylight setting.
This photo was taken with the shade setting, and their is to much amber.
This photo was taken with the cloudy setting, and their is a lot of extra blue.
This photo was taken with the light flourescent setting and their is still to much blue.
This photo was taken with the flash setting, and the photo is fairly color accurate.
Custum White Balance Photos
My first photo was taken using a manual white balance. You can really see the red edges on the leaf.
This photo was taken with automatic white balance. The leaf lost some of its light red color.
Wine Glasses Photos
In this photo I tried to get a perspective that was a little to the right so you could see the repetition between them. The back light makes the glass appear crystal clear.
In this photo tried to get more light and take a different perspective.
This photo is very similar to the first, but I like how you can see the shadows cast by the glasses on each side.
In this photo I tried to put the glasses along one of the diagonal lines in the photo. The shadows that change to light create interest as well.
Cooper photography
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