Week 9: Preparing for Final Submission

A: Written communication: Writing a 100 words statement.
Natural light Improves the Aesthetic Quality of a Photograph
Applying natural light to models improves the aesthetic quality of a photograph. Natural light creates a better quality of natural colour to the space, giving a greater sense of reality and allowing light to be evenly distributed amongst the space. This was strongly backed up by an experiment, through taking photos of a model by using a light source from the sun and a torch. I noticed that the photos using the sun looked much more aesthetically pleasing, allowing for the spaces and shapes of the model to be seen much easier. In conclusion, the experiment proved that natural light improves a models aesthetic quality when taking photos of it.

















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