A look back on the most popular Rosco Spectrum Blog posts of 2018.
Tag Archives: how to light portrait photography
Orchestrating Color & Shadow To Create Painterly Photographic Portraits
Photographer Miguel Ángel Sánchez used the filters inside the Rosco Color Correction Filter Kit to paint with light as he composed a series of portraits inspired by 17th-century paintings.
Portrait Lighting Techniques With CalColor™ Part 1 – White Walls Don’t Have To Be White
Portrait photographer, Hernan Rodriguez, shares two photo techniques on how to transform a plain white wall into a colorful, compelling background using the physics of color theory and Rosco CalColor.
The Magic Of Rosco Gels (And Why Photographers Should Watch As Much TV As Possible)
Photographer, Sandy Dee, describes how she used Rosco color filters to create background colors in a portrait photo shoot inspired by the television show “Riverdale.”
How To Create A 50’s Themed Photo Shoot Using Colour
Photographer, Nathan Stampfli, describes the lighting setups in his recent 50’s-themed photo shoots, including the exact colours he chose from Rosco’s Color Effects Filter Kit.
Friday Night Strobes
How To Capture Creative Team Photos
Photographer, Tim Engle, combined fog and contrasting, complementary colors to create drama, tension, and excitement during a high school football photo shoot.
Unearth Two Bold Color Techniques
On Your Next Photo Shoot
Ken Susi – guitarist for the band Unearth – is both model & student as Photographer Rick Friedman shares two techniques he uses to create moody, evocative colors in his photography.
Enhance Your Images With Rosco Filter Kits
Jay P. Morgan from The Slanted Lens shares how using Rosco gels to change the color of the light in the shot can change the entire look of an image.
In-Your-Face Color For Your Next Photo Shoot
Photographer Lindsay Adler’s images for an “Elle Indonesia” article used bold, in-your-face color that inspired another photographer to put the same techniques to work in his own photo shoot.