Read Chapters 1, 2
Shooting:
Find instances of natural light that are truly unique "events." Look for interesting effects of light on surfaces or objects. Maybe the light itself becomes the subject, as with the patterns created by the crystal doorknob below. Or, alternatively, work with shadows, which are also a kind of light event, but inverse.
Make pictures that isolate these things. Keep distractions out of the frame. Go on an adventure with it. Mornings and late afternoons ("golden hour") with a clear sky can be nice occasions to do this. Prepare to share and discuss what you've found. Shoot many images (50+).
© Abelardo Morrel
Make pictures that isolate these things. Keep distractions out of the frame. Go on an adventure with it. Mornings and late afternoons ("golden hour") with a clear sky can be nice occasions to do this. Prepare to share and discuss what you've found. Shoot many images (50+).
Boring doorknob. Not a"Light Event"
A more interesting doorknob. Definitely a "Light Event"
© Abelardo Morrel
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