We can see my pictures from the second session in this contact sheet. In this second photoshoot, I had the chance to try more light settings, such as low key. I started the session with more exposure than I wanted for my work, but I could quickly adjust the correct setup for the purpose I had in mind. However, I had to make more adjustments throughout the session by moving and adding other lights. It was a challenging session when I thought about the final result I wanted for my project. But step by step, I could know where my project was going. The light that I used for this session was primarily key to creating shadow spots in my subject. I tried to add some fill light, but the result did not come as I expected.
Also, I have tried a few shots with a white background, but I wouldn't say I liked the result because of the contrast.
This second photoshoot, in my opinion, went better than the first one. I could be aware of the equipment that I could use, the space, and the previous feedback from the tutor. I had the chance with my tutor feedback to adjust the depth field, bringing the subject forward to create a better picture. It was beneficial because it improved the final result.
I have tried different compositions during this session and consequently achieved great pictures. I used a chair to have my subject seated.
Some of the pictures are blurry or out of focus due to the lack of knowledge. But having the chance to practice and focus on my progression route will undoubtedly help me in future projects. The overall experience went good for my first experience in the photography studio.
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