What is Rembrandt lighting?

Rembrandt lighting is a technique that uses a light and a reflector, or two separate lights. It’s a popular technique because it can create dramatic and natural-looking images. This is mainly characterized by glowing triangles under the subject’s eyes in the less illuminated area of ​​the face (the filled side).

What is Rebrandt lighting used for?

Rembrandt lighting is a technique utilizing one light and one reflector or two separate lights. It’s a popular technique because it creates images that look both dramatic yet natural. It’s predominantly characterized by a lit-up triangle underneath the subject’s eye on the less illuminated area of the face (fill side).

This is what type of set up you need to do Rembrandt lighting photoshoots.

These are the top three best Rembrandt lighting photoshoots.

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What is Chiarascuro lighting?

Chiaroscuro is a high-contrast lighting technique that utilises a low-key lighting setup to achieve contrast between the subject and a dark background.

What is chiaroscuro lighting used for?

Chiaroscuro balances high-contrast light and shade to give the appearance of depth, creating an enhanced or more dramatic effect. Chiaroscuro creates three-dimensionality on a two-dimensional plane, darkening the background and highlighting the subject in the foreground, drawing the viewer’s focus and attention.

This is the set up you need for chiaroscuro lighting photoshoot.

These are the top 4 best chiaroscuro lighting photoshoot.

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What is butterfly lighting?

Butterfly lighting is a portrait lighting pattern where the key light is placed above the subject’s face and aimed directly at the subject’s face. This creates a butterfly-like shadow under the nose. Also known as “Paramount Lighting” after the classic Hollywood glamor photo.

What is butterfly lighting used for?

Butterfly lighting is a type of lighting pattern for studio portraiture. It is used for taking flattering, glamorous portrait photos. The lighting is soft on the face. It forms a butterfly-shaped shadow under the subject’s nose, which is the source of the name.

This is what type of set up you will need to take a butterfly lighting photoshoot.

These are the top four best butterfly lighting photoshoots.

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“An environmental portrait is a portrait executed in the subject’s usual environment, such as in their home or workplace, and typically illuminates the subject’s life and surroundings. The term is most frequently used of a genre of photography”

Portraits often show us what a person looks like, but they can also capture an idea of a person or what they stand for. Portraits can also tell us how a person wants to be seen, and capture a particular mood that the sitter is experiencing.

my best single objects in my opinion are these:

These are the best two single object edits i liked more because i like the colours in the baground and how the shade of the objects blend in so well.

My final photo was going to be this one:

But then i edned up taking more photoshoots in the studio and these are what i came up wtih:

first one is the normal image and the second one it the edited one. I also decided to edit them a bit more after and this was how it came out:

more photoshoots and edits:

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edited images:

For my final image i picked this edit:

I chose the above edit as my final picture because i love how its set and they all just fit in so well together in the photo. Also like the brightness and the texture of it.

for my photoshoot i used loads of different toots and edited them all in different ways. These are the best photoshoots and edits out of all of them, in my opinion.

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Edited images:

For all of these photoshoots the texture has decreased and i tried to make as different to each other as possible. I was playing around with the colours and the brightness and the highlights and i ended up liking them like it’s show above.

This is a image of how i edited the first image of them all above.

I then decided to take photos of more than one obejcts and edit them and this is how it turned out.

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Edited images:

For the second photoshoot in the above i decided to make it a bit more different to the others and change the background of it, i’m not quite sure i like it, i like how its set and the shadows of the objects but all together i dont think its that good. Out of those three the one i liked the most of the first one because i like how the texture is nice and smooth and i like how its nice and bright in the middle then goed dark on the outside.

First photoshoot:

The first picture is the normal picture and the second one is edited. I prefer the edited one because it has brighter colours.

I then decided to take more photos but only using one or two objects.

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Those are the top five best photos in my opinion because i like the colours and the texture in each photo and love how they are all different in a way.

Best photo:

I picked the photo above as the best photo because i like how bright it is. it just makes it seem more alive also like how the objects are set up.

To edit my best photo i increased the tecture of the photo and i britned it up so it can look more bright. When i added more brightness to the photo i tried to still keep the shadows of the objects to make it better.

The two pictures above are the set ups i used for most of my photoshoots.