Showing posts with label hallway. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hallway. Show all posts

Saturday, May 27, 2017

Film Noir (cont'd)

During our shoot-out event I also took the opportunity to make photographs of the girls individually.   These were some of my favorite images I made.

In this first image I used only natural lighting.  This was a hallway on the outer wall of the event center that had light streaming in from a few different areas.

In this second photograph I was using a friend's speed light in a completely dark room.  I was pretty impressed with how well my model was light with the speed light. 


This photograph was also made in the outer hall stairwell utilizing only the natural light that was available.


In my image of my modeling singing I did use studio lighting to light my model.  


More natural lighting on my model in the outer stairwell.

Wednesday, January 25, 2017

Diptychs

School this quarter has kept us hopping with all that we are learning.  One assignment that we completed in our Photographic Design course challenged me a bit, until I was able to wrap my mind around how things could connect.

Diptychs, two images that are placed together that can show opposition or contrasts, or two objects that may not make a lot of sense when displayed on their own, but when displayed together can make perfect sense.

I took the image of the columns outside the Old Masonic Temple in downtown Spokane thinking they would make a great image, but it was more work for me to figure out what other image would display well with it.  The stage ropes were above and to the side of the stage at the old Masonic temple and looked so cool that I knew I had to do something with them.  I combined them with no space between the photographs because it make them form a triangle of sorts, but the lines from both images go well together.  I think it also speaks of organization and order.

Diptych of stage ropes and columns

The hallway picture held so much light in it that I thought it would combine well with the silhouette image of the girl with the darks and lights all coming together.  We often think of a hallway as darker, at least I do, so the image of the light and airy hallway was a perfect pairing against her silhouette was striking to me.

Diptych - girl's silhouette and light hallway

I now find myself looking for other subjects that can be placed together to give deeper meaning to their combined image.