Assignment 13 : Execute Photograph

By Hedi Slimane

Assignment 12 : Still Life

Assignment 11 : Night Photography

Assignment 10 : Light Painting

Flash as a painting tool

Continuous light source as a painting tool

Assignment 9 : Speedlight Flash

On Camera

Off Camera

Aperture Priority

Grid

Assignment 8 : Outdoor Flash

Face and background have the same exposure.

        

Face is exposed one stop under.

Background is exposed one stop under.

                                             Background is exposed two stops under.

Assignment 7 : Strobe and Tungsten

Tungsten on the background strobe on the subject.

Only strobe on the subject

Only tungsten on the background

Strobe on the background tungsten on the subject

Assignment 6 : Size Matters

Beauty Dish

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Assignment 5 : Strobe

Assignment 4 : Three Lights

Assignment 3 : One Light

Scared //
For this photograph I have put the light source behind the subject, that is why the background is so bright and the subject is lit through the reflection from the mirror which I've put on the front-left side of the subject. In this way her face can be lit in a more subtle and indirect way. Here we can see the law "The Angle of Incidence Equals Angle of Reflection".

Laidback//
For this one I have put the light source right in front of the subject, the light is coming from downwards directly onto her face, creating a harsh and sharp effect. And here we can see that "The Light Travels in a Straight Line" because the light source is creating a sharp shadow on the background. Also we can spot "The Inverse Square Law" on the background, where the lower part is brighter and the upper part gets gradually darker, due to the distance to the light source.

Assignment 2: Three Laws of Light

Assignment 1: The Inverse Square Law