Sunday, 13 March 2011

Jason Christopher



Jason christopher is a major source of inspiration for my location photography. His clean use of the female form and seamless integration between model and location produces some stunning images, like the one above. The photo above utilises both ambient light and controlled lighting. The ambient light coming through the window creates a contrasting light forming a halo around the model and the directional flashes give contrast and texture to the skin.
lingerie model shot in natural light by jason christopher
In this picture he also uses a balance of ambient and controlled lighting to give a very warm natural look to the photo. This balance is what I hope to obtain in my set of photos, all of which will be shot on location within a building. So when selecting my locations I am going to have to pay close attention to the about of ambient light that enters the room.

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The very simple pose in this photo produces a very simple but fantastic photo the light coming over the floor from the right gives a very natural look and the one sided lighting gives a lot of contrast on the models skin.


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  1. Hi
    Slowly you are getting better at writing about the images you are looking at, but you need to talk about scale, perspective, focal point, use of colour, etc... etc... see the tutor site about this and read the guidelines about how to blog and what to write about to help you expand your written work.

    Steve

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