1. When it’s too dark/to fill shadows, you use external flash.
2. You don’t need to meter the lighting with the flash.
3. It means syncing the camera to the flash through the hot shoot.
4. ETTL means Though the Lens Metering; it means a setting that syncs the flash with the camera to give a correct exposure.
5. Half of the frame will be too dark.
6. Photographers bounce the flash and use a diffuser to soft the light.
7. The slave is the connecter that syncs all the lights to each other.
8. You should open the aperture when the image is too dark, when it is too light you should close the aperture.

1. Strobe lighting can be any color when you tape a gel cover above.
2. It can give you more lighting on the subject
3. The lights can remove any unwanted shadow in the image
4. Reflectors on the light can help to further control the spread of light.
5. Gold umbrellas can produce a warm tone of flash
6. Silver lined umbrellas can focus more light narrowly.
7. Soft boxes help to contain the spread of light
8. Honeycomb grids also help to modify the quality of light.
9. Snoots narrow the distribution of light
10. Flags are opaque objects that direct the light and prevent it from spilling.

This portrait is so interesting to me and it has so much composition. The lighting is very intriguing as it only lights up the subject’s face. The subject also looks very beautiful, and I wonder how the photographer managed to make her look so mysterious. The vignette also looks very nice as it is very deep and blends into the dark background. The photographer probably meant to emphasize this person’s mysterious personality.

I would love to visit Nova Scotia, Canada as it appears to be very beautiful and serene.

Similarities:

1. Both lightroom and photoshop allow me to edit the contrast
2. Both of them are adobe apps
3. Both of them can edit the blur and clarity

Differences:

1. Only photoshop allows me to add filters
2. Only lightroom auto-saves my editing
3. Only Photoshop has me manually save my work.

1.  Pop Art is a style of photography and editing that is used to bring out color and vibrance in photos.
2. David LaChapelle’s work can be considered Pop Art because it is very bright and colorful.
3. LaChapelle’s work is very radiant and full of color, it also feels very surreal.
4. I chose this photographer because his work is a perfect example of modern Pop Art.

CRITIQUE

This triptych really caught my attention because of the many black and white shadows. I can’t really tell what it is, but it looks intriguing because of the mystery of what it is. I think it is also very creative because the shadows and light patterns are so random.

I think this is an extremely interesting take on painting with light. It looks so beautiful and mysterious, and the colors also compliment each other very well. One reason why is speaking out to me is because the shape of the lights are very unique and I’m not sure how the photographer even managed to make a sphere of light.

AI in Photography: How Photographers Can Use Artificial Intelligence – 42West

Artificial Intelligence can be a very useful tool when editing or shooting a photo. AI can be used to automatically track the subject and meter the settings of the camera to account for said subject. When using the auto mode on the camera, it can also set the exposure, aperture, f-stop, and lens to perfectly match whatever subject you are trying to photograph.

When editing, AI can also help to automatically enhance the vibrance of the colors, the brightness, zoom, and to upscale the resolution of the photos. Chat engines can also help to give new ideas for shooting new things or heavily editing photos. It can also be used to search through many photos and find the perfect ones by checking each one to see if the subject is in focus or not.

I decided to edit myself as Hedy Lamarr because I think she is a very important figure because she was very beautiful and smart. She was one of the creators of Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.