Showing posts with label self portraiture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label self portraiture. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 5, 2010

Photography portraiture

Experimental Lighting: coloured gels and hand held torches were used to achieve the effects, combine with a long exposure time.

Lighting Ratio 1:3- This pic of Nath from Melbourne Blackbooks Art Crew uses traditional lighting techniques which include highlights with tone, open shadows with soft edges and a triangle of light on the cheek.

Hard Lighting- I used a spotlight which was directed through a small gap in a board placed above the models position. Got some really strong contrast with intense highlights and black shadows. Thanks Henrietta.

Soft Lighting- Using the Ring Light to create this low contrast and diffused self portrait.

I thought it was due time to post some of the photographic work from this semester. These images were for an assignment requiring the use of studio lighting. I found it an interesting exercise, although frustrating at times.

Friday, July 30, 2010

Self Portrait


Hand coloured, digital photograph 2010

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Joiners Project


The end result of a class photography project. A number of photographs were taken to create a large overall image. I especially like the distorted perspective which occurs from the camera being in so many different focal points.