The document explains the concept of 3-point lighting, emphasizing the roles of key light, back light, and fill light in highlighting subjects and creating desired shadow effects. It also distinguishes between low key and high key lighting, with low key lighting producing contrasts and dramatic shadows, while high key lighting creates a natural tone suitable for bright scenes. The author expresses a preference for high key lighting in their magazine to attract a larger audience.

2. 3-Point Lighting
• Key Light: It is what highlights the subject.
• Back Light: It picks out the subject from the background.
• Fill Light: It is the light that will ensure that the key light will
only cast vague shadows.

3. Low Key Lighting
• Low key lighting is created by only using the key and back lights.
• It produces definitive contrasts of light and dark areas.
• It is also used for making defined shadows and silhouettes.

4. High Key Lighting
• High key lighting is created when use fill lights, it produces a more
natural tone for the image and also attracts more attention from the
audience.
• It is more used to set a scene of a bright day.
• I wish to use high key lighting for my magazine because it will attract
my audience more.