The Tramp and the King
Group: Raquel, Carla, Serichei and Sara
The two photos illustrated below were made using the 250 watt halogen bulb. Both portraits had different light directions and projected inverse feelings. On both photos it is possible to see two laws of light: The inverse square law (angle of incidence = angle of reflection) and the inverse square law, when a light gradient hits the subject.
The two photos illustrated below were made using the 250 watt halogen bulb. Both portraits had different light directions and projected inverse feelings. On both photos it is possible to see two laws of light: The inverse square law (angle of incidence = angle of reflection) and the inverse square law, when a light gradient hits the subject.
Left Photo: Light was used on the right side of the subject to create shape and highlight what needed to be shown. A black reflector was used on the left side to absorb the light and help creating shadows to add drama.
Right Photo: Direct Light angled down from the top right was used to create the royalty mood by leaving harsh shadows on the body and bringing the face and crown to the spot.
Left Photo: Light was used on the right side of the subject to create shape and highlight what needed to be shown. A black reflector was used on the left side to absorb the light and help creating shadows to add drama.
Right Photo: Direct Light angled down from the top right was used to create the royalty mood by leaving harsh shadows on the body and bringing the face and crown to the spot.
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