via WonderHowTo World, Cinematography:
A friend of mine sent this site to me a year ago: Light Boner. And if it were updated more often, it'd be my home page. Designer/Developer Jarred Bishop curates this jaw-dropping collection of epic-light photos. Seriously, a lot of these photos look like stills from the most visually important films you've never seen. Here's a smattering:
Also check out this great fashion photography blog: Feaverish Photography (tastefully NSFW)
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Shoot day for night and night for day for movie making
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Cast shadows with cookies for your video
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Use the sun as a key light for photography and video
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Get the best lighting on your videos with a ring light
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Light an interior space while filming on a budget
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Properly light for an interview using the Canon EOS 7D
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Setup Rembrandt lighting for a film shoot
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Set up a 4x6 Profoto softbox
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Light and set a cyclorama shot
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Use a sun gun when shooting a film
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Build your own light kit for $25
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Use a Light Meter for Correct Film and Video Lighting
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Make an adjustable light stand
How To:
Improve outdoor interview imagery
How To:
Light a green screen properly for podcasting
How To:
Light a two-person interview
How To:
Create infinite white lighting cheaply
How To:
Make a dramatic spotlight from a household lamp
How To:
Make cheap lighting & barn doors
How To:
Set up eye lights when shooting a film/video
How To:
Shoot day for night and night for day for movie making
How To:
Use the sun as a key light for photography and video
How To:
Cast shadows with cookies for your video
How To:
Get the best lighting on your videos with a ring light
How To:
Properly light for an interview using the Canon EOS 7D
How To:
Light an interior space while filming on a budget
How To:
Set up a 4x6 Profoto softbox
How To:
Setup Rembrandt lighting for a film shoot
How To:
Light and set a cyclorama shot
How To:
Use a sun gun when shooting a film
How To:
Build your own light kit for $25
How To:
Use a Light Meter for Correct Film and Video Lighting
How To:
Make an adjustable light stand
2 Comments
This is amazing, these photographs almost give me chills. Everything about this is absolute perfection to me. Ive never been able to not find something to criticize.
Love the concept for the site. beautiful photos.
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