Photogram Fun

I just thought I would share all of these with the class, I did some of these last year for my Ap portfolio, I hope you like! 

Strobist Kit- tali

These are really bright, and although my body blends in with the background I like the affect is portrayed in the photograph. I still need to work on to balance the light and the white in order to get a better balanced photo. I definitely don't have any shadows in my photos and I like/don't like that effect. 

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Here is one photo that is not as bright as the other photos:

Tali Lekorenos 

strobist kit...

one light came towards the face of the model, the other from his left side.

-kaini zhou

Strobist Kit

I really liked doing portraits with the Strobist kit. I could control every aspect of the lighting, and get shots done just as I planned. I got this particular shot with each flash pointed opposite the subject, each with an umbrella reflecting the light back. 

-Roger Wieand

strobist kit

Although it took me a few tries to understand how to use the kit, I really liked the effect it gave to even the most simple things. For this shot I put a single flash to the right of the shoes at an angle to get the shadow I wanted.

-Belkis

Strobist Kit

The strobist kit was so much fun to work with.
I ended up dragging my roommate and my friend down to the lighting studio with me and we had so much fun. It took a while but the concept I originally wanted came out in the first shot.
The second shot is my friend Kassandra. This also, I thought, turned out pretty good.
-Eliza

Strobist Kit

I used a single flash for this picture, set to the left of and slightly below the vulture.

I played around with a lot of different versions of this shot; I was never quite able to get the effect that I wanted, but I think this version comes the closest to what I was hoping for. I aimed the right-hand flash through a white umbrella to soften the glare on the underside of the stairs, but kept the left-hand flash unfiltered -- I liked the lines that the succession of brighter glares reflecting off the various rails created.

-- Kate