Lighting on Location: Getting Abstract in a Cafeteria with Godox AD200
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In the Lighting on Location series I take you behind the scenes to one of my photography sessions to explain the creative direction, thought process, location, lighting that lead to the final results.
This session in particular covers a short, 30 minute session where we did a few looks to communicate a professor's efforts in studying analytics on drones. I go over how I chose to balance the lighting in a split-color hallway with blue overcast light outdoors and warm LED lighting inside. Then we go to a cafeteria that was packed with distractions but allowed for an abstract representation of the article's purpose.