The Car

[Banksyde]

The examples here were an experiment in black and white. I wanted to see how lighting for black and white in FrameForge compares to my experience with lighting B&W for film. Though there are few differences, I found one striking similarity. In both mediums, it necessary to over light in order to create strong depth cues. You may note that in some cases I did all right with it and others I did not do so well.

You can view the entire boards at http://www.banksyde.com under the heading boards.

shot_00001 - 1A L.S. EXT. WOODED ROAD — DUSK.jpg (231.01 KiB) Viewed 2155 times

shot_00022 - 10A EXT. WOODED TURNOUT—DUSK copy.jpg (152.1 KiB) Viewed 2155 times

shot_00066 - 21Bb INT. OLD SUV — NIGHT .jpg (68.21 KiB) Viewed 2155 times

[davidf515]

Wow, that's beautiful.

LOVE the Wooded Road Exterior - the trees, the sky, really a work of art. Frame that thing and put it on a wall!

[Banksyde]

Thank you, David.

[kaushalsingh]

Amazing work:)
The B&W effects are minimal and looks so great to see:)
Keep it up mate!

[Banksyde]

Thank you.

[jade]

I'm just getting to grips with FF and looking through all the old posts before I start. Your work is stunning! Inspirational :-)

[jackim]

Appreciating work sir,
The black and white really gather some attractions and clear looking,


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[Banksyde]

Jackim & Jade,

Thank you.