Assalamualaikum..
Hai, rasa macam dah lama tak update blog ni..:)
Maafkan saya Dr...:(
TODAY'S SHARING SESSION:
Studio Photography
What is studio photography:
¢A studio is
an artist's or worker's workroom, or the catchall
term for an artist and their employees who work within that studio.
¢A
photographic studio is a business
owned and represented by one or more photographers, possibly accompanied
by assistants and pupils, who create and sell their own and sometimes
others' photographs.
Studio Equipment:
-C-stand
-Cutter (aka flag)
-Net or Serim
-Grid spot
-Barn Doors
-Soft Box
-Cookie
-Silk
-Reflector
-Snoots
-Umbrella
Types of light:
-Flash
-Browline light
-Hotlights
-Spyderlights
Still Life Photography
What is still life photography?
Still
life subject is an inanimate object but other subjects are loosely termed as
still life as well. These include flowers, food, etc. They are life forms but
they don’t move. —Because
the
subjects are smaller, lighting coverage is less and alternatively less power is
needed. —Still
life
setups can be lit with just daylight from a large window and/or the use of one
or two flash guns with the aid of a few large white cards to utilize
as
reflectors.
10 tips to get started with still life photography:
1) Getting started : don't need a a studio to make a start with still life photography, we can begin by simply using a space at home, such as a table placed by a window, along with a simple backdrop and utilizing a couple of lamps.
2) Choosing the subject: find something simple but interesting to start with.
3) Lighting: using standard lamps or try multiple positioning set ups.
4) Tripods and Angles: depending on our lighting situation, we may or may not need to use a tripod and shutter release.
5) Get the backdrop right:keep it nice and simple, so it doesn't interfere with your subject.
6) Composing the shot: is an absolutely crucial part of ensuring that your work is engaging and unique.
7) Taking all day over it: try a few shots
8) Inspired by the masters: find some inspiration.
9) Now it's our turn: try setting up our camera and backdrop by a suitably light spot next to a window and get snapping!!
10) Sharing session: share them online, this may provide a feedback on how to enhance our skill of photography :)
Portrait photography
-photographs that clearly shows the expression of a human most likely to use their faces as main Focal Point.
-settings and scene can really add emotion to a portrait.
-props help to give the photographs a life and tell us more about the subject. include the props but don't let them become the main focus of the portrait.
-lighting can make or break a photograph.
-candid- don't tell our subject to pose
-different angles can really change the mood and meaning of a photograph.
Types of Portraits:
candid- un-posed and unplanned photo
posed-communication between photographer and the subject about the body position and expression
formal- communication between photographer and the subject regarding clothing, location, style and mood.
couple- interpretation of a relationship between two people
small group- interpretation of a common bond between members of a group
enviromental-an enviromental portrait shows the subject(s) in their own territory
sporting-shows subject with their uniform, equipment in their sporting environment
Portrait Tips
-choosing the right background
-focus on the eyes
-lighting, lighting and more lighting
-change the format framing
-alter your perspective
-experiment with subject expressions
-play with focus
-give your subject space to look into
-reflection and shadow
-movement
-get serious
That's all :)
p/s: post kali ini xde sebarang gambar, sebab sy nak letak gambar yang diambil oleh sy sendiri...nanti sy update later :)
