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Adding artificial lighting into your portrait workflow can really make your images stand out from the crowd. There are so many photographers out there though who are scared to use speed lights, strobes, and monolights, but there really is no need to feel so overwhelmed. thephoblographer.com »
Still in the dark when it comes to working with different kinds of lighting for portrait photography? Then, we've got just the right stuff to inspire and enlighten you. In his quick video, Sawyer Hartman brings us to his shoot with leading entertainment and fashion photographer Michael Muller, who gives us an idea on how he works with lighting to get stunning portraits. thephoblographer.com »
Whether you work extensively with flash and studio lighting or have a preference for natural and outdoor light, understanding the quality of light when you shoot is crucial to getting well-exposed photos. thephoblographer.com »
Low Key lighting in portrait photography can do one really big thing for your subject: make them pop out from the background a whole lot more. I mean, isn't that the whole point of portraiture? To make someone stand out and make them the primary subject? When combined with very specific lighting, your subject can really come across front and center so to speak. thephoblographer.com »
One of the biggest challenges when it comes to night photography is incorporating good foreground elements, but learning a few simple tricks will instantly elevate your game. Milky Way, north window at Arches National Park, Utah. petapixel.com »