Light & Interactivity: Week 4 Observation Assignment

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 Observation Assignment: . Capture an interior space that’s part of your everyday routine in 10-second intervals over 4 hours.  6:46 am -- 7:46 am  --  8:46 am  -- 9:46 am -- 10:46 am



02.22


Window is facing south. Recording starts at 6:46, Sunrise was at 6:38am.

Initially the sunlight is coming in with a subtle blue hue , the white ceiling and west wall are bouncing the soft light that comes in. At 7:46am the clouds dissipate and direct light hits the west wall at a 45 degree angle there is a highlight on the west wall, the light seems to have changed color to a pale yellow hue. At 8:46 the light dims as the clouds partially cover the sky. There is still some visible light heating the west wall but the yellow hue has disappear, there is a more neutral color tone. At 9:46 the light is flat the ceiling is continuously bouncing the light throughout the morning but there a not highlights.

At 10:46 is raining, due to the camera setting the light seems brighter.


Hourly weather forecast below. New York 2/22/2022


                                     

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