Here we go, assignment 3. I am not sure how I feel about the lighting setup. Honestly it was a lot to handle only three weeks into using strobes, it was hard to keep up with each light. I got incredibly lucky though to get to work with my model Zoie Moser. She is gorgeous and made my job a lot easier. So enjoy the pictures and marvel at her beauty.
These may be my favorites. I think she looks like a rockstar at a concert the way the flairs are going crazy. This was one of the first picture using all of the lights, I hung the hair light too low which caused a lot of the flair but for once it was a happy mistake.
I was still struggling with he hair light here so I just turned it off. I didn't miss the light. For some reason my blog rejected my b&w version of this picture.
Same lighting setup as above.
I edited this one on Capture1. I changed the hues, saturation and exposure using the levels to create the different exposures and shades.
For this pose I turned off all the front lights and just used the back and side lights. It created a very dramatic look that I really like. The light in her looks really beautiful and is a perfect spark.
I did the almost the opposite for these pictures, I turned off the side light but I did keep the hair light on.
I love this photo! It uses all of the lights for it. I think the hair light did a really good job of lighting her face from behind a bit.
I also really like this photo, it is the same lighting set up as the one above but she is facing the other side. Her dress only had one strap which can not be seen in this photo. It definitely has a different feeling than the one above, I think that one seems a bit more glamourous while this one seems a bit more like a makeup advertisement.
Hope you enjoyed my photos, if you didn't and had to look at them because you are in my class, well, sorry.
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