The Swan Lake static scene is delivered as six JPEG files, each representing a distinct lighting state designed to give directors precise control over the mood and time of day throughout the ballet's lakeside acts.
The sequence opens with a single daytime state - pale, open sky and clear water, before moving into two dusk options that progressively deepen in tone, allowing a director to begin the scene at last light and gradually transition into evening as the drama builds. Two night states complete the set: one lit by a full moon casting shimmering light across the water, one darker and stripped of that comfort, suited to the ballet's more menacing or ambiguous moments. Each state has been lit with a theatrical eye, using the natural light sources of the scene, sky, moon, reflected water - to create a mood that integrates cleanly with stage lighting.
The purchase of this product includes all six (6) images shown on this page. Products displayed here are in low resolution. Purchased products supplied as JPEG's in 4K or HD resolution without the watermark.
