Emerge 03 Highs and Lows
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For challenge number three of Emerge, we asked our challengers to create images using high key or low key techniques.
The use of high key and low key imagery is very common in the world of art and photography. Their popularity can probably be attributed to them being a relatively easy way to create a mood and elicit an emotional response from the viewer.
High key imagery tends to bring with it more positive emotions. Its bright, airy, clean look is a perfect way to convey joy and happiness.
On the other hand, low key images tend to have a more serious or dramatic mood and can even go as far as feeling dark and ominous.
Once more, we were not disappointed with the results, and the submission standard was extremely high.
Here as always, in no particular order, are our top 10 images for this challenge. Very well done to the photographers who created these fantastic images.
Charlotte & Craig 🐶 📸 ✨
Challenge Brief
Create a colour image using either high or low key lighting, where the posing of the subject and editing choices support the emotion and mood of your chosen style.
Timecodes
01:02 Amanda Friedrick
02:05 Ave Paasuke
03:47 Bonnie Logen
05:49 Brad Wilser
06:55 Camilla Johannessen
08:38 Cherie Weir
09:37 Connie Tamura
11:50 Danny Dohrmann
13:39 Dawn McBride
17:06 Debbie Bass
19:41 Diana Welsh
22:25 Diane Schlichting
24:42 Erica Harvey
26:09 Heather Huffman
28:13 Jeanne VanGorder
30:14 Jill Blathwayt
31:28 Jill Monroe
33:42 Joanne Wetzel
36:51 Jordyn Bobo
38:28 Julie Hutchinson
40:46 Kate Maxwell
42:40 Kristy Wallis
44:35 Krystal Annetts
47:37 Linda Van Oeffelen-Brosens
48:34 Lyn Nye
50:42 Marie Lister
52:45 Mark Hughes
55:29 Myra Kemp
56:59 Nikki Jennifer
59:24 Pam Wendel
1:01:45 Ranmali Dinwoodie
1:04:39 Shelly Cavallaro
1:07:33 Sherry Glassman
1:09:57 Tobi Smith
1:11:52 Vera Faupel
1:14:09 Yvonne Van Lieshout
1:15:44 Top 10
