If you’ve ever been a passenger on a flight anywhere in the world, you’ve most likely taken notice of the lights that illuminate your runway. Runway lights, also referred to as airway lighting is just one of several categories of airport lighting, all of which play an integral role in the functioning of an airport.
In the wake of the recent Coronavirus pandemic, many industries have had to assess their sanitational practices and hygienic facilities. While various sanitizers, surface disinfectants and alcohol-based cleaners have led the sanitation efforts many have bowed the latest addition to this hyper hygienic product list - Sani UV-C medical lighting solutions.
The Lamphouse prides itself on offering our client first-class lighting solutions that showcase master engineering that is backed up by scientific data. The VYPR Series is further proof of this effort.
From the shadowy light manipulations of horror movies, that haunt your imagination, to the warm inviting glow of budding young love – the arrangements of lighting setups in film have proved to have unlimited possibilities.
Lighting is responsible for creating the mood and atmosphere of any given film. It helps set an emotion, whilst guiding the audience’s gaze and reaction to interpret specific feelings and meanings. There are, however, certain techniques and lighting angles one can familiarise themselves with in order to achieve their desired effect (whatever that may be).
Strictly speaking, for many, the sole purpose of lighting is to illuminate a space. At its most basic level, this is, in fact, true. However, if you find yourself standing in an architectural masterpiece you will quickly find that lighting holds the stage for all architectural possibilities. The relationship between architectural design and light is inevitable, necessary and intentional.
It is in understanding this effortless connection that we can truly understand how LEDs have transformed an entire industry of creatives.
