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LIGHTS, CAMERA, CAPTURE: Creating the Light You Want Using Small Portable Strobes
When
25 Apr 2011
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Location
E.P. Levine. 219 Bear Hill Rd, Waltham, MA 02451
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Non-Member – $40.00
Bob Davis with lunch included.
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On Monday, April 25, 2011 Bob Davis presents
"LIGHTS, CAMERA, CAPTURE:
Creating the Light You Want Using Small Portable Strobes"
Lighting is easily the most important aspect of photography. I would even go as far as saying that
lighting is photography. It is even in the word itself: "Photography" is Greek for "drawing with light". Without light, you cannot take photos. It is perfectly possible to take amazing photographs with a very simple camera - as long as the lighting is good. The opposite is true as well. If you are taking photos in a situation where the lighting is truly appalling, having the fanciest, most expensive camera in the world isn’t going to help you capture the photographs you want.
Become a seeker of light! The most important thing we have to do is to learn how to "see the light".
A lot of elements make up what the effects of a light
source are, and how your photos are affected by said source. The brightness (or ‘intensity’) of the light source plays an important role, but, as we will explore, is a lot less important than you might think.
The color of light is essential - and some of the biggest challenges you’ll meet in photography are the issues that arise when you start mixing different light sources. Sunlight, for example, has a drastically different color from the light that comes from your flash, the light that comes from car headlights, or the light in your house. While it can b e incredibly difficult to get your photos to look "right", light sources of different colors offer an opportunity too.