This document provides instructions to analyze images based on their lighting. For each image, the reader is asked to: 1) Identify whether the lighting is high or low key, 2) Locate the key lights, filler lights, and back lights, and 3) Describe the effects or meanings suggested by the lighting. It also recommends watching a video blog about lighting for additional context.

1. TASK: For each image, answer the following questions:
1. What type of lighting is used in each image (High or Low Key)?
2. Where are the KEY LIGHTS, FILLER LIGHTS & BACK LIGHTS in each
image?
3. What effects/meanings does the lighting suggest?
Video about lighting on the blog will be useful to watch

2. KEY LIGHT
FILLER
LIGHTS
BACK
LIGHT

3. Key Light- this
suggests that
the lamp is the
main source of
light.
Low key
Back light-
this light
gives it the
shadow
effect.

4. Key light- this
lighting is used
to make the
and the man
stand out in
the pouring
rain.
Back/fill light-
this lighting is
used to make
the car have a
shadowing
image.
Low-key lighting

5. Key light- this
lighting has the
effect on the
characters
because without
the light the
characters will not
be seen.
Back light- this
lighting is used
to see what
the setting
behind the
character looks
like.
Low key lighting

6. Key light- this light is the
key light because the
light has a bigger impact
than the lamp and the
light makes the whole
room full of light.
Back light- this adds
more light into the room.
Fill light- this
bring out
the shadow
in the room.
Low key lighting