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Saturday, 9 February 2013. Posted by Gus Armstrong. Sunday, 2 December 2012. My approach for this shot was to reveal what the subject likes. Cats. So I referenced the technique used by anime artists to show that the subject is looking at something cute. They always put two catchlights in the eyes, either horizontally or vertically, I chose vertically so my lighting would be of the hollywood style from straight above and below. Posted by Gus Armstrong. Posted by Gus Armstrong. Saturday, 24 November 2012.

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Saturday, 9 February 2013. Posted by Gus Armstrong. Sunday, 2 December 2012. My approach for this shot was to reveal what the subject likes. Cats. So I referenced the technique used by anime artists to show that the subject is looking at something cute. They always put two catchlights in the eyes, either horizontally or vertically, I chose vertically so my lighting would be of the hollywood style from straight above and below. Posted by Gus Armstrong. Posted by Gus Armstrong. Saturday, 24 November 2012.

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Saturday, 9 February 2013. Posted by Gus Armstrong. Sunday, 2 December 2012. My approach for this shot was to reveal what the subject likes. Cats. So I referenced the technique used by anime artists to show that the subject is looking at something cute. They always put two catchlights in the eyes, either horizontally or vertically, I chose vertically so my lighting would be of the hollywood style from straight above and below. Posted by Gus Armstrong. Posted by Gus Armstrong. Saturday, 24 November 2012.

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Tuesday, 28 August 2012. One softbox and used a piece of timber to create the black 'gap' in the light. Two lights at the correct angles was too hard and this seemed like the obvious decision. Ran out of time to be able to correct exposures. Screen overexposed and lights not bright enough. Super christmas, very hard object to shoot because of its gloss surface. Two softboxes. Posted by Gus Armstrong. Saturday, 11 August 2012. Week 4 Research Questions. 1The GA of this unit is ƒ/64. Posted by Gus Armstrong.

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Studio: December 2012

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Sunday, 2 December 2012. My approach for this shot was to reveal what the subject likes. Cats. So I referenced the technique used by anime artists to show that the subject is looking at something cute. They always put two catchlights in the eyes, either horizontally or vertically, I chose vertically so my lighting would be of the hollywood style from straight above and below. Posted by Gus Armstrong. I used this website for photographic techniques regarding shooting hte opal necklace.

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Studio: Portraiture

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Sunday, 2 December 2012. My approach for this shot was to reveal what the subject likes. Cats. So I referenced the technique used by anime artists to show that the subject is looking at something cute. They always put two catchlights in the eyes, either horizontally or vertically, I chose vertically so my lighting would be of the hollywood style from straight above and below. Posted by Gus Armstrong. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Awesome Inc. template. Powered by Blogger.

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Studio: February 2013

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Saturday, 9 February 2013. Posted by Gus Armstrong. Sunday, 2 December 2012. My approach for this shot was to reveal what the subject likes. Cats. So I referenced the technique used by anime artists to show that the subject is looking at something cute. They always put two catchlights in the eyes, either horizontally or vertically, I chose vertically so my lighting would be of the hollywood style from straight above and below. Posted by Gus Armstrong. Posted by Gus Armstrong. Saturday, 24 November 2012.

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Sunday, 18 November 2012. Soft proof test of classical guitarbrakeleverdrummist Peter Brooks. Proofed for Daves satin paper. Obvious decrease in the appearance of black but quite unnoticable whence printed. Posted by Gus Armstrong. Posted by Gus Armstrong. My file ready to start printing, these images are upsized and cropped to fit Brians A3 print template. Posted by Gus Armstrong. Sunday, 16 September 2012. 1 What is a Rendering Engine? 2 What three things determine the final colour of an image pixel?