Portrait Lighting

Split lighting

Exposures: f/5.6 1/100s ISO400

Title: The Thinker

Me and Anya had a lot of fun in this photoshoot from cracking jokes throughout and experimenting different colors for the background the photoshoot just went really smoothly

Rembrandt Lighting

Exposures: f/6.3 1/100s ISO 320

Title: Stay Gold

This photo shoot went by smoothly it only took a couple of shots. I had no trouble directing Natalie to move her head in the right direction. overall Natalie did a great job being the subject for this image

Loop Lighting

Exposures: f/7.1 1/100 ISO 300

Title: Locked In

Finn did a great job with his posture for this image it only took 3 shots. I didn't have any issue with the lighting or his posture he was really "Locked in" (get it?)

Glamour/Butterfly Lighting

Exposures: f/7.1 1/125 ISO 320

Title: At Your Best (You Are Love)

Me and Anya had a lot of fun for this composition. we took turns bouncing ideas off of each other about how we wanted the photo to look. it was a very productive shoot.

Experimental Lighting

Exposures: f/7.1 1/125 ISO 320

Title: Up Close And Personal

I really like this composition. Anya and I had a lot of fun with project i decided to do something different with this and get a close up shot.

Natural Lighting

Exposures: f/6 1/150 ISO 300

Title: As The Sun Glowed

Reflection

I only took a couple of shots during this shoot and most of the shots i took were bad but this photos was one of the only good ones. i like how the sun only hits side of face and how the light complimates her skin.

Adger Cowans Summative

Exposures: f/6.3 1/200 ISo 320

Title: Hands

Reflection

To be honest I procrastinated on this summative piece as of the time typing i have about an hour before the deadline. but as for this piece i really liked how it turned out I was going for one of adgers famous pieces where he's in the middle and theirs a bunch of hands around him so i feel like I portrayed it pretty nicely. most of if not all of adgers photos are in black and white so I felt it was only right to make this piece black and white also