The High-Lights and Low-Lights of My Day

These are a few examples from my third photography assignment. We were working with a function called bracketing, practicing finding the right exposures on high-light and low-light photographs. In other words, getting the right exposure or lighting on light objects on light backgrounds and dark objects on dark backgrounds. I didn't like the white pictures I took as much, but I started to get the hang of the low-light frames. 

{Salt shaker on white cutting board. Night shot in kitchen}

 {Light bulb on white pillowcase-morning shot with window light}

 

 {Bathroom scale-taken in bathroom under fluorescent lighting}

 {Bar stool}

 

{Bar stool from our kitchen}

 {Black pumps. Shot in my room with direct window light, 9am}

{Sunglasses. Shot in my room with direct window light}

{Dish set. Morning light in kitchen}