Winners & Payouts for Week 1 of Jazzyfish's #chasethelight Challenge

in chasethelight •  7 years ago 

Congratulations to the winners of #chasethelight Week 1: Golden Hour & Rim Light

1st Place:

@beautifulbullies

(See Submission)

2nd Place:

@joshuakhoo

(See Submission)

Instead of posting the photos here, I encourage you to visit their Steemit posts to see their submissions by following the links under their names. (We're all here to support each other!)

CONGRATULATIONS, WINNERS!!!

Since there is no 3rd place winner, the SBD prize will roll over to the 1st place winner when we repeat the Golden Hour & Rim Light lesson.

What is the #chasethelight challenge? Click Here for official rules and Week 2's lesson - Window Light

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Thank you so much! I definitely learned a lot from this contest! I now need to figure out how to take the same type of pictures, but make the subjects not look too dark! haha if you have any tips, I would greatly appreciate them! :)

You're very welcome!
Yes, that's where you get into bouncing light, which I could make into a theme all on it's own, easily.

Let's pretend that, when you took the photo of Sasha that won the challenge, you had been standing with a white wall behind you. That would have bounced the sunlight back onto Sasha and filled in the shadows a bit. You also would have had an easier time getting a sharp focus on her.

I often use a large bounce made especially for photography when doing close range, back lit portraits. It is made to have a white side, a silver side, a gold side, and two chromakey sides (blue and green). I cannot function without it!

Some photographers prefer to use a flash to fill those shadows, and I do if necessary, but I love bouncing the natural light back (white side of my bounce) so I'm not worried about color temperatures.

Ah ok that makes sense! I think I may need to look at investing in a decent flash now haha

Super cool theme and congrats to the winners! woo-hoo!