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This picture is a mid shot but is taken
slightly below the waist was lit
from the front, slightly below
the models waist also from the right
side of her face and the background is
also slightly lit. When evaluating this
photograph it is clear there is too much
light on the model and this is what i would
need to adapt for future photographs. Also
using the black screen allowed for more
attention to be dawn to the model than
the background.
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This photo is also a mid shot taken slightly
closer than the photo to the left. This is also
lit form the right, the back and the front.
Again I can see that a lot of improvement
on lighting is need to allow there to be more
focus on the models facial features and
to show more contrast on her skin. With the
model's hair being blonde this also reflects
the light which adds to the brightness.
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This photo is a mid shot. Lit from the right
and also light on the background with soft
box lighting I wanted to capture the
essence of movement in
the photograph to show a more
dynamic look to the photo. By getting
the model to flick and swish her hair
about it captured her in movement.
Experimenting with the movements of my
model it allows me to focus on keeping the
model in shot and being able to work on
framing the shot perfectly while capturing
all parts of the model in the shot.
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This photo is a mid shot, lit from the right
side of her face and the bottom of the model
with soft box lighting. I took this shot whilst
the model was jumping in the air, as you can
see from the photo it again allowed me to
capture a more dynamic shot. I was happy
with the framing of the shot as the model is
central to the frame however i would have
like to have got all of her hair in the photo
but it was cut short as my camera angle
was not quite right. However when doing this
photography in the future i can learn from
what i found out during this workshop.
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