How to Shoot Golden Hour Portraits That Require Less Editing

How to Shoot Golden Hour Portraits That Require Less Editing
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Spring is here; it's a time for golden hour portraits and photographers to get excited about chasing the light in the creation of the killer photo. Many photographers love shooting during the Golden Hour especially due to its ability to deliver soft, golden light and to make a person's skin tones look fantastic.

When it comes to photographing people in traditional portrait settings, there's something much more appealing about warmer lighting situations than cooler lighting. While cooler lighting surely has its place, warmer lighting is often much more flattering. .

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2017-3-21 07:02

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