photography 3
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Photography 3. how to BETTER manipulate light. Photojournalism Ethics. Be honest and fair . Never influence the action of the event . Never ask the subject to repeat the action . NO STAGING ! Make it known for whom or for what reason you are shooting the photos. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Photography 3how to BETTER manipulate light
Photojournalism Ethics1. Be honest and fair.
2. Never influence the action of the event.
3. Never ask the subject to repeat the action.
4. NO STAGING!
5. Make it known for whom or for what reason you are shooting the photos.
6. Do not manipulate the photos in Photoshop.
7. Record all information about the event andFact check all information.
8. Avoid editorializing – your OPINION does NOT matter.
9. Use quotes accurately.
10.Never make up information.
LightingLight can:
create moodemphasize the subject being photographed
Lighting is about QuantityQualityDirectionColor
Lighting to emphasize the subject
Lighting to create mood
QuantityIs there enough light for the photo you want?
Not enough light
Too much light
Good lighting
Quality of LightHarsh Light
from one sourcefrom one direction
Diffused Lightlow contrastsoft shadowsno shadows.
Directional-diffused lightfrom one direction but soft illuminationearly morning or late evening is the best natural
light
Harsh Lighting
Diffused Light
Directional-Diffused Light
Lighting DirectionsFront-light
behind the photographer
shining on the front of the subject
gives maximum detail
Side-lightcomes from sidegives rich
contrast/texturecreates dramatic
lighting effects
Overhead/Sun-lightCan cause harsh
shadows over the eyes and under the nose
Can give sun-kissed look to subjects
Back-light behind the subjectgreat for silhouettes
Overhead / Sun-light
Bad lighting choice. Good lighting choice.
Back-lightGood choice. Bad choice.
Front-light Good choice.
Bad choice.
Side-light
Have Fun with It!Even professional photographers do not take
perfect photos all the time.If you get ONE or TWO good photos out of
every 24 or 36 you shoot you have done an EXCELLENT JOB!
Think OUTSIDE the box & be creative.
Final Thought!Remember to: SHOOT AND SHOOT MORE OFTEN!
Your assignment Take photographs showing how each of
these ideas can be applied. Show good and bad choices. THREE photos per idea, MINIMUM.
20% Write one paragraph for each of the ideas
in which you define concept, explain how you investigated it, and conclude with your discoveries about it.
40% Create a PowerPoint of your photographs
and the explanations. 40%You have 2 weeks for this assignment