Teacher: Kenji Tachibana Digital Photography I. Case Study Advance Lighting – Light Source 6 slides Copyright 2003 Kenji Tachibana

Teacher: Kenji Tachibana Digital Photography I Red Light Show: B irthday Gift: Keep sake I got to choose one of my gifts for turning 66 in April. I chose it for its pattern and very linear quality. It was shot in the living room using my daughter’s warm toned self portrait as a background.

Teacher: Kenji Tachibana Digital Photography I Advanced Lighting: Light source M ontlake Antique: I found this shot in an Antique store on 24 th Avenue in Montlake while waiting for a bus. I shot it through a ‘not so clean’ window incorporating some of the rainy-day reflections as a design element..

Teacher: Kenji Tachibana Digital Photography I Advanced Lighting: Light source My Joy: It worked I love light. Close behind is my fondness for color. So the red bare light bulb just had to be captured. The final shot that you saw at the start of this show ‘works for me’.

Teacher: Kenji Tachibana Digital Photography I D etail: Even through the dirty glass, I got something visually exciting. B irthday Gift: Keep sake I got to choose one of my gifts for turning 66 in April. I chose it for its pattern and very linear quality. It was shot in the living room using my daughter’s warm toned self portrait as a background.

Teacher: Kenji Tachibana Digital Photography I Advanced Lighting: Light source S imple Story: Simply told Red Light Show was created for the advanced student in the Art 115 or the Independent Studies class. Although it may be been shown to an Art 114 class after the midterm. If so, be sure to ask lot of clarification questions about: Composition, design, groups, and groupings…Composition, design, groups, and groupings… Implied, suggested, and shown ‘packed stuff’…Implied, suggested, and shown ‘packed stuff’… Lighting with 1, 2, or more lights.Lighting with 1, 2, or more lights. Light source color and multiple colors in a scene…Light source color and multiple colors in a scene… And much more…And much more…

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