Useful Photography Tip #175: Photographing Someone With Deep Set Eyes

Not every person is created and shaped in the same way, but everyone is indeed beautiful in their own ways. So when it comes to portraiture, one of the toughest subjects to photograph at least when it comes to facial features can be people with deep set eyes.

I first realized this years ago when shooting at weddings and bouncing my flash off a ceiling and behind me to illuminate the person's face. What I realized is that I just wasn't getting the coverage because their forehead was out a bit extra. .

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2017-5-3 07:02

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