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LE News and Info, Studio Lighting - Wednesday, April 16, 2008 5:26 - 6 Comments
Subtractive Lighting: Creating Drama with Contrast
There are times when you want to create more contrast in an image… mitigate the reflections or make sure that the shadows are as deep as possible. These situations can occur with natural lighting, but in the studio you may have to add a bit more to the shot to insure the contrast is sufficient.
Everything reflects. That is something you will hear me say all the time. Whether at the workshop or working one on one with a photographer, one of the most important things to drive home is that everything reflects. Skin, silver, blue sweaters… they all reflect, but at obviously different qualities. Continue…
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- Shooting Earrings Without a Net: Guest Post by Josh Targownik
- One Light Setup with Two Versions of the Light
- One Light Portrait with White Background
- Two Light Workshop One, Part Four
- Classic Setup for Photographing Jewelry
- Single Umbrella Headshot and White Background.
- Getting A White Background with Speedlights
- Two Light Workshop One, Part Two
- Two Light Workshop One, Part One
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- Announcing the Portland, Maine Workshop
- Versatile Softlight for Portraits
- Fill Flash: Two Examples
- January 11, Raymond Prax Shoot
- Umbrella Basics
- Playin’ in the Studio When it is 115 Degrees Outside.
- One Light, and a dash of Photoshop
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