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Here is an image of the light in which creates a green effect on the area or image in which you are trying to create. Having this type of equipment available is very fortunate and gives me the chance to create an image that I feel will look more professional than just an image taken in a random area that has not got much actual technical technique to it. I have made many of my images with the lighting effect and I am very pleased with how they have turned out and how the light makes a massive impact on the image as a whole with the atmosphere created around it.

The area is called The PlayStation and is a drama/dance/performing arts class room. It is very spacious and has alot of room to play and experiment with the space around, as well as this the room has been fitted with black out window blinds that can create a dark and maybe sinister feel to the room, but with this feature you can able to have to opportunity to experiment with the room and create what ever atmosphere you feel you want to create.

Between the two blogs I have taken images of the environments and surrounds that I used for all of my images and describes how I used them and how they helped to create my image for my magazine and the effect in which I wanted from the image.
To create an image not only do you need to make the model the way that you would like them to look to create this image that you may have in your head, but you also need to create a the same surrounding to reflect the image and its effect. One of the environments was a classroom, I did not necessarily want the classroom to reflect off the image and I didn't want an education environment inspired image, therefore, I took full control of my model and took away what I could from the background to let me take control of its effect. But The PlayStation was a place I used mostly due to the fact it could blend with any kind of image you wanted to create as well as the lighting effects help with the image itself.