Laws of Light: Three Objects

Hi, this is Jay P. Morgan. Welcome to the fourth in our Laws of Light series (see below for the first three), photographing a ball, cube, and a cylinder. We're going to bring these three objects together to help us to understand how to photograph them all at one time. Any scene with an object is going to have one, two, or three of these shapes in it. So let's take a quick look at all of the things we've learned about camera angle, quality of light, dimension, and separation, using three objects.

Keep those cameras rollin' and keep on clickin'.

-Jay P.

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[TheOlandex]

Have to thank you for this series. These fundamentals are hands down the most important thing we as photographers need to learn and you’re doing a great job of teaching !

[FlyingNikon]

This series has been fantastic! Thanks so much for breaking things down into easy to understand principles.

[tw]

Brilliant series! You are really in your groove as an instructor on these....

[jimjulian]

I reviewed all four related videos so far. They were great. Thank you for doing this!

[viviennedoan]

Love your channel so much! So helpful and inspirational! Well done!!! <3

[backtothegrain]

Hey JP...I was in the class just behind you at Art Center, and I remember with great fondness the very first class in first term with Charlie Potts! It's really nice to see you continue to keep this knowledge alive. It also feels like a nice tribute to Charlie Potts as well. Thanks for the great ACCD memories!

[jehad]

Again.. very great video.. waiting for the next..

[JaydenEricBeaudoin]

How is it possible that this video has less than 30k views. What a great teacher!

[pimdehaan]

New subscriber here.
I wand to thank you i have learned allot of this series.
You explaining it perfectly.

Greatings from the netherlands

[EskildFors]

I just discovered your series, and I'm already a subscriber. Great stuff! 😊

[RenePfluger]

Great video with the most important basic of light... Thinking of Hans Finsler, Switzerland... Your Video ist auch more Fun. Thanks for sharing

[srlkngl]

thank you JP, you're the best b est bestest!

[MrMisterFilms]

In what scenario would the ce stand be in the shot?

[annaqura]

Where do you get these geometrical props from? I can't see anywhere some nice, white and matte forms to purchase ToT

[dphotos]

I learned this lighting in my old Art Center days and I am sure you did the same.

[kekepurple]

Hello those of you in the comments.. Hope you caught the concept