Lighting
LIGHTING → Under lighting → There's more focus on white and softer, warm colours with high key lighting. Low key lighting is all about darkness: shadows, low tones, and the colour black. The contrast between black and any lighter colours is quite stark, creating a more dramatic image than anything you'd take with high key lighting. → This use of lighting creates an image of mystery and helps us to only focus on the protagonist → High-key lighting and back lighting → The use of back lighting allows shadows to fall on the protagonists face creating a sort of dark and sinister tone to the image. → Top lighting → helps to increase drama or create mood. Particularly, if used properly, the top lighting will play a different role and helps the product maintain its best appearance. →Key-lighting →It is the primary light source and is most often placed in front of your subject, at an angle, and thus illuminates one section of your subject helping create a perfectly clear imag