For this lab, you will be creating a sort of "Lighting in Photography Cheat Sheet" to help highlight the most essential and most basic facts, tips, and concepts regarding light and photography.

You will want to start by compiling and collecting the information that you plan to include in this 'Cheat Sheet' from the unit and from online research (that you will perform for this lab).

While you do have some autonomy in deciding what you want to include on your 'Cheat Sheet', and even more autonomy with how you will organize and format it, there are some requirements that you will need to follow:

Definitions, explanations/tips for best practices (when applicable), and examples of each:
Frontlighting, Backlighting, Sidelighting
Existing light photography
Natural lighting
Studio lighting
Continuous and flash lights
Umbrellas and reflectors
Provide an example of a photograph (found online) that you feel makes excellent use of lighting in general and include a brief explanation.
The above requirements are the minimum of what you need to include on your sheet – feel free to include more information, additional concepts, or more tips regarding lighting and photography.

Keep in mind that the goal of this lab is to create a quick reference sheet that provides useful and applicable information in a concise and easy-to-digest format. This means that lengthy paragraphs are not ideal, and you will likely want to opt for bullet points, lists, and any other visual tools that contribute to making your information more easily digestible.