For this example of studio lighting I used a 0:1 ratio of light and only put light on the right. I also told Abby to look a little towards the light so that part of the left side of her face was in the light too. Also, because I think photography should be fun and show the persons personality I told her to do whatever she wanted and she ended up making this amazingly funny face. I love how there is shadow on the left side of her face but it is not completely dark, this is because a used the gold side of the reflective tool to make the contrast of that side of her face a little less dark. I used an aperture of 4 and a shutter speed of 1/20.
For this example of studio lighting I used a 1:2 ratio of light and put one light on the left and two lights on the right. I told Rachel to look a little away from the light so that you could only see part of the left side of her face and all of the right side. I wanted to be able to get a photo that showed he personality so I didn't tell her when i was taking the photo and out of the 8 shots I took, this was my favorite. I love how there is almost no shadow on the left side of her face but you can still see it a little bit because of the way her head is turned, however, the shadow is not completely visible because of the light shining on the left side of her face. I used an aperture of 4 and a shutter speed of 1/20.
For this example of studio lighting I used a 0:1 ratio of light and only put light on the right again. I also told Abby to look a little towards the light so that part of the left side of her face was in the light too. Also, just like the one of Rachel I did not tell her when I would take the picture because I wanted to get her true personality again. I still love how the shadow on the left side of her face is not completely dark because of the gold side of the reflective tool to make the contrast of that side of her face a little less dark. I used an aperture of 4 and a shutter speed of 1/20.
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