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This is a discussion on October 2011 - Window Light within the Level 2 photography assignments forums, part of the Photo assignments category; The level 2 assignment this month is window light. Shoot anything (portrait, pet, object) by window light. Although this may ...
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October 2011 - Window Light
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The level 2 assignment this month is window light. Shoot anything (portrait, pet, object) by window light.
Although this may sound too easy for a level 2 assignment, it is not....if you make sure all elements (contrast, focus, sharpness, exposure) in the photo are working with the window light.
Ok then who will post first?
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Ok, I guess I will start it since I shot this yesterday morning.
Last edited by theantiquetiger; 10-03-2011 at 07:04 PM.
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Good start, theantiquer.
Cin Cin on her playstand in the kitchen. She is faced towards a north facing window with the light falling on her. I am standing next to the window.
Lens wide open at 1/60 of a second and 400 ISO. Because of the busy enviroment and just because I wanted to, there is a blur vignette added. She has a few pins on her head.
I put a white border on the photo that does not show on this forum, so here it is in flickr lightbox:
Cin Cin On her playstand, window light | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
Last edited by JAS_Photo; 10-04-2011 at 11:12 AM.
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My first play with the concept of window light, using tripod and remote trigger.
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After reading the assignment again I feel I should remove this. I was trying to be a bit creative when I took it. But considering a third of the image is a blown out highlight and another third is black etc., I don't think it represents your explanation of the assignment as a challenge to achieve good exposure etc with window light. But I guess I'll just acknowledge that and leave it.
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I think you should leave it here. Good/Proper exposure can be a bit subjective. The bright blown area pointing down to the sleeping child (and mom?) is pretty cool and since the window is providing the main source of light I think it qualifies to be in the challenge.
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Natural light through a high overhead window. I cropped out the dead space above the flowers.
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Nice variety here everyone.
Here's a shot of my cat Baci shot this morning as a twofer for this challenge and another challenge for a pet forum.
- main lights are window light from the right and the front. Bounced fill was used on the left.
Baci was not happy - but we promised him sardines.
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