for the studio lighting workshop i brought in a perfume bottle for my 'object' as i felt it would be interesting lighting glass with all the shadows you can create, i also used jess's ipod and found that the object wasnt as interesting to light as you would either get a flat image with no shadow or just a streek of light (shadow) through the middle. heres a few images i took.
these images are different viewpoints i tried to use:
we changed where the light was and moved it so it was underneath the perfume bottle , we also added a pink filter to create a 'perfume advert' effect :
this image showed too much shadow and created this effect,
it takes over the image and changes the whole dainty feminine appeal
and makes it a darker image
this was the overall effect of the pink filter , i think it works well with the object
and creates nice shadows
here are some of the ipod photographs that i took , again i tried different viewpioints to see how it changed the image and its shadows. we started off with two lights and then removed one to create to different effects , these are the images with two lights :
there are no shadows on either image
here are the images with just one light, look at how they are different
the light gives the image a cold effect, with strong shadows behind and underneath the object ,
rather than it being a flat image of an ipod.
Equipment in the studio which we looked at was:
Barn doors - a modifier for the flash heads which spread the light around the room , you can add different colored gels which can add different effects , i used a pink colored gel to try and create a feminine look for the perfume.
Polyboards- big polystyrene boards , one which is colored black to absorb light and the other is white to reflect the light.
Soft box- a modifier which creates a soft even light
the pink filter idea for the perfume was a stroke of genius!! That shot really could be for an advert! I really do love the last ipod shot aswel, its a visually stunning photo, i imagine you would rather not had that light reflection but i think it really sets the photograph off :D, good work :)
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