This was a photo that my friend was able to take a photo of her lamp in her room. I love how the photo turned out because the pink hue from the lamp perfectly reflected on the white window blinds. What gives this image a sense of depth is the isolation of the light. It makes its surroundings so dark that it seems endless. I know that from my Halloween project Mingna mentioned that one of my cues had a sense of depth to it, even though the color on the Fresnel and cyc were the same. Usually what I would use for depth in lighting is something like a tunnel or a long path way of lights. I never really took to account how isolation could also create depth through the background. Because we are so focused on one area, the rest of the space seems endless.
I'm hoping you took this picture and not your friend, it was a bit confusing. But I think the feathering of the lamp light across the "cyc" or backdrop of blinds offset at an angle does indeed create a depth, despite the color temperatures feeling so similar. Nice!
ReplyDeleteActually I did take the picture but it didn't came out as nice as this one cause my friend's phone had a better camera. That's why I credited her and not myself.
ReplyDeleteActually I did take the picture but it didn't came out as nice as this one cause my friend's phone had a better camera. That's why I credited her and not myself.
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