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03/22/2003 11:12:47 AM · #1 |
With out the studio equipment. Lets see how many can accomplish a good portrait in a homemade studio.
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03/22/2003 01:28:08 PM · #2 |
I know one man who creates portrait purely by natural light coming across the face through a window. It is an effective technique. It must be pretty easy if you can afford the whole studio set-up, but more of a challenge if you have to make do with lamps from the d.i.y. shop. I am determined to have a go though.
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03/22/2003 02:07:13 PM · #3 |
| Reverieand Quiet Contemplation were both done without studio equipment. The first was natural light coming thru the window. The second was a home depot work light. |
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03/22/2003 02:12:06 PM · #4 |
| I think the available light portrait is a very good idea. We had to do available light before we were shown how to do studio portraits. Maybe have a series of challenges a few weeks apart. 1. Available light portrait and 2. artificial light source portrait. |
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03/22/2003 02:19:45 PM · #5 |
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03/22/2003 02:35:32 PM · #6 |
Light Source Challenge
But.. I agree that we could use more as it is key to making great photos.
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03/22/2003 06:31:24 PM · #7 |
Karen, I loved your portraits; particularly reverie. That was very beautiful. Gives me something to aim at ;)
Anthony.
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03/22/2003 06:45:17 PM · #8 |
Careful with that aim there Anthony!
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