AD4803 Street// Pop quiz task

Jonas Bendiksen – Slide 4

Look at the shadows, highlights and blue cards on the floor. How do you think Jonas exposed his subject?

• Normally
• Under exposed by 1 stop
• Under exposed by 3 stop

Jonas Bendiksen – Slide 6

What light source did Jonas utilise to make this unusual looking image?

• Using torch light
• Using a remote flash (speed light off camera)
• Using bright sunlight light coming through a set of curtains

Bieke Depoorter – Slide 8

Look at both of Bieke’s images first and then re-examine slide 8 – When and how do you think she created this effect with the two glasses?

• Using a flash during the day and a faster shutter speed to make it look dark
• Using a strong light (e.g. street light) and shooting at night
• Using bright sunshine and severely under exposing the image

Christine De Middel – Slide 11

The glove in the picture creates a natural high point, contrasting against the drab road surface. How do you think this deliberate effect was created?

• Shooting in sunlight and using some form of reflector
• Shooting with flash set at F22 and a fast shutter speed
• Shooting with flash balanced with the daylight (fill –in flash).

Greg Halpern – Slide 15

How did the Greg achieve this ‘soft’ looking somewhat over-romanticised image?

• By using direct sunlight coming through the window
• By using bounced flash
• By under exposing indirect light (north facing light or on a cloudy day)

Mark Power – Slide 17

Mark has a son who clearly doesn’t like housework – how did he use light to better emphasize his untidy room?

• Using flash directly into the subject
• Using strong sunlight coming in through a window
• Using bounced flash off the ceiling