Basis- Using
Light flares of strands
Note that
light strands appear in very dark situations with the aid of slow shutter
speed.
STEP 1
In a studio
setting with two strobe lights from opposite sides pointed towards the
background. Place four people at the background.
Step 2
Place a
person right in front of them but out of the light zone making sure the person
is in their middle but some meters out of their line
STEP 3
Make sure
your shutter speed is set at “ultra slow”. Probably from 1/13 downwards would
help you achieve it. (note that your objects (the people must try to remain
static to avoid blurs)
Step 4
Hit on the
shutter and pass the flares in desired patterns over the person in the fore;
that is before the light.
STEP 5
Check the
image created if it creates what is being expected.
Therefore on
the real light mode especially the sunset light style, look out for striking
patterns in the sky or on the golden sun. Try to understand the formation of
the sky as at that time. Proper placements of your object on the light, also
brings out more beauty.
Picture
this, a couple by the beach side and the golden sun falls big within the sea.
You take the couple looking with heads knocking into their eyes, trying
different angles but making sure silhouettes are created.
Finally, artistic
impressions are based on the photographer’s ability to stand out an image.
Does your
silhouette make you take a second thought?
Creativity
Finally on
silhouettes creativity in the ambiance, deals with the various themes you want
to work on personally as a photographer. As a photographer your intellect
should be able to drive towards various genres that can be derived off
silhouettes.
Note two
ways to be creative is either you gaze at the lights and discover something you
can take advantage of or you carefully plan what you want to create
irrespective of patterns on the light.
Finally,
this draws the end of our teachings on silhouettes. Have you practiced your
basics? Have a great day ahead.
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