Four Classic Lighting Techniques!

This was by far the most fun exercise thus far. For the four classic lighting assignment I took shots of my classmate Stephen Mason. The first shot was the Rembrandt or the 45 degree angle shot
                   

The second shot was the split or 90 degree angle  to the side of the face.

The third shot was Broad lighting 

and the fourth shot was the butterfly lighting 

Three point Lighting

Our next class assignment revolved around  "three point lighting" 

The Three Point Lighting Technique is a standard method used in visual media such as video, film, still photography and computer-generated imagery. It is a simple but versatile system which forms the basis of most lighting

we took shots with the Key light,Fill light only, backlight only, and wide view shot with all lights on

Here's the shots I took of Naheka and Victaveous 

Techniques to Better Light

For our class assignment Professor Harwood led us outside to take three photos with our cell phone. the first image was a picture with the natural light behind us.

The next image we took was with another person holding a reflector up to improve the lighting 

Heres a look at the process.

Chestnut Street Pedestrian Bridge

Such a great day to be a bulldog at SCSU!

The Pedestrian bridge is on the way!

The bridge will cross Chestnut Street at Reid Street near University Village. The ramp system will tie down to the existing sidewalk located adjacent to the parking lot and tennis court on S.C. State’s campus.

This alone will give students better access to the campus instead of crossing through traffic.