Showing posts with label Illumination. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Illumination. Show all posts

Monday, November 29, 2010

Free


The Marathon flag become sort of transparency due to the light.


The beauty of all different colors of leaves on campus allowed me to enjoy the harvest season in the States. Leaves also showed the light on surface.



When light hit on my hair, it become more brown which initially is dark brown or even black.


This is my project of ID Workshop (message glasses.) I adjusted the level and color balance with more green and yellow. It somehow turned to be more details. The shadow of grass which is on the description card presented some blue color, and that's film.














Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Monday, November 8, 2010

Illumination




Two shots of the building across the street
with different shutter speeds


Building on the other side


Same morning view from my window

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

ILLUMINATION





Illuminant and illumination

Rosa Mexicana Manhattan


Vegas sky





Sunday Morning



Illumination




The photos of the bed were taken just a few seconds apart with the same camera setting. In the top photo a cloud passed in front of the sun, and the bottom photo is in full sunlight.

illumination


The quality and color of the light creates a different illumination in these mountain scenes.

illumination














Photo of a dinosaur neck taken at the Museum of Natural History. The light and shadow on the neck indicate where the source of light is coming from.




















Another image from the Museum of Natural History, a mineral, shows how light can reduce the appearance of surface texture.





















This image was taken looking through the back of a Navy ship.

illumination and illuminants

These photographs demonstrate an illumination mode of perception. The candle gives off a warm yellow light to the objects in the immediate surrounding. By contrast, the sky outside gives of a whiter light to the outdoor objects.



















This image of the sky shows an orange illuminant quality of light coming from the sun reflecting in the clouds around sunset.




















This image shows a the illuminant quality of light coming in a window and mainly touching the curtains.


















This is a picture of the blue light given off of a gas stove flame reflecting on various surfaces of the stove and the pan next to it.















Illumination


The Hudson River, shot from a moving train.

Walking home in the evening, Dekalb near Flatbush facing west-ish

Breakfast at Peels. Incandescent light inside, bright morning light outside, white wall.

Balloon Drop, LCD soundsystem show, terminal 5.

Monday, October 18, 2010

illumination



peaches


baklava day


tina

illumination

9am: surrounding area is bright and clear.
 

2pm: surrounding area is a bit hazy and gray-er.
5pm: just before sunset- surrounding area is lot yellow-er.

ILLUMINATION



Three images from the tremendous Yale Center for British Art. I've arranged them top floor to bottom floor - you can see how Kahn layered natural and artificial light from the massive skylights at the top floor to the nearly cavernous circulation core on the ground floor.

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

Film, Illumination, Surface


These first two images explore the film of the sky in relation to the surface of the water and the film of a window pane.



















I then investigated the difference between light on a surface when you can identify the light source contrasted to light on a surface that can not be identified. In these images, you can see the source of light from the hanging light fixture and the sun coming in the windows. When viewing these images you are using a surface mode of perception.



















However, when you can no longer see the source of light you switch into a film mode of perception and it just looks like there is a warmer tint on all the surfaces.