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Here are some pictures from the Theory of photo imaging processes tutorial and some of the studio and it surroundings...

BTW.. right before this entry there is a cooking lesson entry... check it out...


Light beam passing through a glass object.. cool right? this is also what happens when light hitts water (or any transparent material for that mater) the light "slows" down and thus changing direction... it's actually quite interesting.

Here you see a light beam pass through a prism.. which actually breaks up the light into the visible specturm... But since these prisms were of some cheap plastic and not glass, it's not that easy to see... therefore did I put two prisms in the light beam:) so you can se the colours at the top there... :)

Light reflecting within a glass object... one beam was coloured red with a filter... so you can see the effect better...
Here is one you actually see the reflections (bouncing) in the glass a whole lot better...
fun to look at right? I've found out that light has some really interesting features..
I knew most of this from before.. but somehow it gets more intreresting when you have actually seen it with your own eyes...


And now.. some pictures from our facilities at Griffith....

First is the view...hehe.. this is the view right outside form our studio...
And how it looks down the path...

Here you see how one of the studio's look like... I think it's about 9 of these studios...
and there are some else also....but I havent used them yet..

And last a picture from one lecture/demonstration in Commercial photo techniques class...



Well...this is all for this time... be sure to check out the cooking lesson...

cya later