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Raquel Fernandez I willingness to look for new perspectives. I think that lighting comes courtesy of whatever is available; natural and artificial.
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MY FOLIO
Raquel Fernandez
I willingness to look for new perspectives. I think that lighting comes courtesy of whatever is available; natural and artificial.
Advertising Those shots were taken in a studio using a light table. Firstly I have used a black background to involve the item in order to avoid any kind of reflection on the product. Secondly, I have also used a light table to project pure white onto the item and a white background to wrap up to avoid any shade onto the product.
Model-Portrait The following pictures were taken in a photo studio where I have used three-point lighting that includes two softboxes, key and fill and also a backlight with snoot to get brightness. It is also composed of several photographs outside in which show a completely natural light and even in some situations I have used a reflector as a second light source to fill contours area.
Theatres-Performances The following captures have been taken in interior sets where soft and hard lights helping to create the history. For instance, the use of strong backlight has been one of the most difficult situations to work with because needs careful calculation of the exposure according to the effect the history want to convey. This have been one of the most best experiences I had as photographer because this create an atmospheric mood or special effect to the concept of the show and make me feel part of this.
Landscape
The following shots have been captured in the city of Seville, Spain. You can notice that the first capture is a view from one of the highest points in the city where shows the construction process of skyscraper, Pelli tower you can also see the Alamillo Bridge and other important buildings of Seville as consequence of the Expo celebrated at 1992 in this city. The simplest way is to use existing light, the light that is around me. Natural light is best, although shooting in the noon sun with 5600k is going to give very contrasting images as you can see in one of the pictures with hard shadows.
