Photo 10/365
So I’ve been messing around with my new soft boxes lately and have been working on my Rembrandt lighting. Rembrandt light is a cross light without a fill, or not much fill… the idea is to create a shadow on the opposing side. Much like the light Rembrandt used to use in his paintings. Its a unique technique, that can tend to lead to harsher shadows or softened shadows… It seems it all depends I on the size of the diffuser used. I’ve learned a lot from Lit UP by Joel Grimes on the http://www.framednetwork.com about this.
So here’s todays attempt:
Background supplied in post with OnOneSoftware’s Perfect Photo Mask and Layers
Day 10 from 2012:
Day 10 from 2011:
