My teammates and I held a photo-shoot in Aldrich park this
morning to take team photos and I was initially volunteered as the photographer,
which had me looking at the lighting differently in order to get the best
pictures. Getting the angles right, adjusting to the brightness of natural sunlight
and dealing with facial shadows made things a bit difficult. It wasn’t easy but
it was also inspiring and motivating in a way because it forced us to be
creative in how we staged each picture. There was a point where I was no longer
the photographer and it was during this time that I took this photo of the
sunlight coming through one of the trees and casting a shadowed outline of the
leaves on the path. I thought the visibility of the individual rays was really
beautiful and I love that the light is broken up in such a way that the color
spectrum that ultimately generates white light is visible to the eye. The
effect it creates is magical and as a writer and visual storyteller, this
imagery inspired my imagination and stirred up a wealth of different ideas to
write about.
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Really wonderful post - this is why I assign these to get you to notice and be inspired by light - nice job!
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