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Erica, Nick, & Darin sit down to discuss different light styles & share our favorite techniques. The three offer insight into how to get unique lighting in portraits & weddings. Lastly, they tackle reader questions.
What's in this episode:
- Nick Dominates Light using ‘Boxer' & ‘Clamshell' Lighting. – See the examples below in the show notes.
- Erica lets us in on her secrets to successful Reception Lighting & gives us a peek into Boudoir Photography Lighting.
- Darin advocates shooting what you know, get comfortable with it, & then get inspired by great minds like Erica & Nick!
- A workflow question about efficiently sharing your work on the various social media platforms.
- How in the world do you shoot a large group of 60-70 people when lighting is not in your favor? How do you pose them?
- People have been giving me positive feedback on my work, but how do I start to charge for my work? How do you get your first paid gig?
(An example of ‘Boxer' Lighting mentioned in the podcast by Nick Page.)
(Nick's example of ‘Clamshell' Lighting.)
(Nick creatively using a softbox on a monopod for a first dance shot.)
Resources Mentioned:
- Improve Photography's 2016 China Workshop – Get some face time with some excellent photographers & learn how to hone in on your craft!
- Improve Photography's Portfolio Reviews – Join the hundreds that have already received HELPFUL & INSIGHTFUL feedback on their work!
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