RPO's 'Why We Need Light' Article Series.
- Thread starter Ryan Patrick O'Hara
- Start date
refocusedmedia
Veteran
Reserved: Why We Need Light: Light in Motion
Reserved: Why We Need Light: Beyond Contrast
Any plans to add these before the 2 year anniversary mark?
Reserved: Why We Need Light: Beyond Contrast
Any plans to add these before the 2 year anniversary mark?
Ryan Patrick O'Hara
Cinematography/Lighting Mod
Hahaha, oh man.
I've been so busy! We'll see! For now, I'd say don't count on it unless I suddenly find myself undesired and unemployed here in SoCal.
I've been so busy! We'll see! For now, I'd say don't count on it unless I suddenly find myself undesired and unemployed here in SoCal.
kaushalsingh
Member
This article is worth reading!
You have written it very well,such an eye opener!:happy:
Feels privileged to read this one!
You have written it very well,such an eye opener!:happy:
Feels privileged to read this one!
Ryan Patrick O'Hara
Cinematography/Lighting Mod
Thanks. Need to finish the other parts one of these days.
Inprogress
Well-known member
Ryan, I thank you sir, waiting for the rest but will read them again.
Ryan Patrick O'Hara
Cinematography/Lighting Mod
Haha! I'm so busy these days.... Thanks and I'll try!
iamlance
Well-known member
Wow. Just wow. I've never really thought about light this way before.
Each and every day, I am learning over and over again the power that is found in the details. Who thought that so much could be conveyed by only light?
Your introduction put into words what I have been pondering on for quite some time: that a cinematographer is not just someone who knows how to film a scene, but one who knows why to film the scene in the manner that they did.
I know the chances are slim, but if you ever have a chance to finish another article, I know many who would deeply appreciate your further insight, myself included.
Each and every day, I am learning over and over again the power that is found in the details. Who thought that so much could be conveyed by only light?
Your introduction put into words what I have been pondering on for quite some time: that a cinematographer is not just someone who knows how to film a scene, but one who knows why to film the scene in the manner that they did.
I know the chances are slim, but if you ever have a chance to finish another article, I know many who would deeply appreciate your further insight, myself included.