Lighting Design TAFE coser pt2

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Lighting Design TAFE coser pt2

Postby wendellt on Thu Aug 03, 2006 5:14 am

this is part 2 from the TAFE Coser award Student Fashion Show - backstage

whenever i take a picture i'm always thinking about the lighting design in a scene, every shot i take i assign a different lighting concept to complement the overall image. Lots of things affect the lighting design of a scene like ambient light, pose, the fashion

all achieved with 1 sb800 free on a sc29 cord

this one is hard lit at 11 'o' clock the hard light(naked flash) suited the model and fashion
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expression is off on this one, but i'm postign it to show the effect of bounce flash off off a wall with a coloured reflective surface, the light is much softer and difussed wider to accommodate a full length shot, i think the bounced surface was red oak in colour hence the reddish cast, if i hard lit this one at 11'o' clock hand holding flash 1 meter away i woudl not of got evenly distributed lighting full length, so bounce flash helps me with full length
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another bounce flash from the side, image underexposed deliberately for mood
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im most happy with this one, bounce flash off a mirror in a white room with 1 static irradescent light on the left of the model, shot at high shutter sync to get the dark tone, on a brightly lit scene
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Postby Killakoala on Thu Aug 03, 2006 5:22 am

Great work Wendell. I like the moods you have gotten with each image, but that might also be enhanced with the facial expressions on the models too.
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