TOPIC 02: different lightings in photography.

Refers to the illumination provided by the sun or moon

• Artificial Light

• Natural Light

• Side Lighting

• Direction of Light.

This is an example of

• Blue hour

• Morning Hour

• Golden hour

This occurs shortly after sunrise and before sunset, providing soft, warm, and directional light that is flattering for portraits and landscapes

(a)  

These are brief bursts of intense light, typically used in studio setups with strobe lights or on-camera flashes.

• Continuous Lighting

• Ring Light

• Strobe/Flash Lighting

The period just before sunrise and after sunset, characterized by a deep blue sky, which can create a unique and tranquil atmosphere.

• Golden Hour

• Blue Hour

• Overcast Light

• Continuous Lighting

Also known as studio photography, refers to the practice of using artificial light sources to illuminate a subject or scene in a controlled environment.

(a)  

Refers to the angle at which light falls on a subject or scene. It plays a crucial role in shaping the appearance of the subject, creating texture, emphasizing certain features, and setting the mood of the photograph.

• Direction of Light.

• Artificial Light

• Natural Light

Overcast Light

• This occurs shortly after sunrise and before sunset, providing soft, warm, and directional light that is flattering for portraits and landscapes

• Cloudy skies act as a natural diffuser, softening shadows and producing even, soft lighting suitable for various types of photography.

• The period just before sunrise and after sunset, characterized by a deep blue sky, which can create a unique and tranquil atmosphere.

This is an example of

• Blue hour

• Morning Hour

• Golden hour

This is an example of...

(a)