Color Temperature
Exploring effects of color temperature on color photographs in a variety of lighting situations as well as the practice of white balance.
2 – Daylight (Condensation on Windshield, Lightbulb in Wind
2 – Tungsten Lighting (Dead Plant Outside, Cell Phone and Pocket Change)
2 – Florescent Lighting (Glass Bowls, Paint and Woodcut Block
2 – Combination Lighting (Fork in Microwave, Figurine Double Shadow)
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I find it interesting how the assignment has to do with light and you took a light bulb and put it in the window. Good idea! Its nice to see that you did not move the curtain out of the way. It takes up half the image but it provides a nice border and the color helps bring life to the simple whites in the rest of the image. The dead plants photo has a very nice shallow depth of field. The cell phone with changes makes me think of an image you would see with a financial advertisement. The dew on the window is very nice. Im glad that you did not leave any part of the car in the image because it makes the glass very ambiguous.
September 22, 2010 at 6:11 pm
“Cell Phone and Pocket Change” is a success. Isn’t that surprising. I love the ambiguity of “Condensation on Windshield”. Very nice.
September 22, 2010 at 6:13 pm
I like that the images shown are stuff used everyday that we often neglect to give any attention to. I liked the idea of having a light bulb not be used as a light source for one of the photos.
September 22, 2010 at 6:16 pm
I love looking at the “everyday” in your project– you have made compelling images of the space around you, which tells me you’re able to transform a place with your camera. It’s difficult for me to choose a favorite image– but it might be your photograph of the fork– for it’s simplicity and the effect of the lighting. And you’re doing nice color correcting– great job!
September 29, 2010 at 1:43 pm
the different lighting is interesting on each of the photo’s . It’s amazing how something so simple can be interestng
November 23, 2010 at 4:48 pm