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21 responses to “"Cave Lighting" The easiest natural lighting for portrait photography”
Dammit I wanted to learn about cave lighting instead my cave brain got activated.
OHE.. NOE..?!?!
Idk what camera you’re using but these look horrible straight out of camera. Mine never look like that and they even look better in the video
Puerto Ricans are damn beautiful 👌
"OH NO" (foam core goes down) Right On Cue! GREAT! I like how you are demonstrating how the model and background interact, many photographers really aren't thinking about this and it is a huge separation.
She's Gorgeous :p
Saw the last shootout before this and never caught what you meant by cave lighting 😛 but here it looks like Peter Lindbergh type of tunnel that he made.
Thank you Lee! Love it when you guys explain what you are doing, how it affects the image, and your thought processes. Would love more stuff like this🔥 Also the competitions with Pye are always amazing and hilarious 😂
wat time was shoot done ? late afternoon?
Could somebody tell the model she's not the last woman alive on earth?
Can’t believe I have never tried this. Will definitely give it a go. Great tip/video
that model 😮
Beautilful lips, nice hands.
Why didn't someone offer her some pants that were not tattered?! Things must be quite bleak when that is the best one has to model with. And, "cave " lighting…wouldnt that be with phosphorous or glow worms??? [in a cave] Sorry, just having fun. She is lovely 🙂
nice tip 🙂
Do you FW natural lighting?
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If you're a photographer, don't assume that you need studio lights to get great lighting, natural lighting is beautiful. The sun is the greatest light of all. It adds colors to the skin, makes the eyes pop, and I was even able to use the natural light to create a loop on my subject just below the nose, adding depth to a straight on shot.
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You might have to fight with the sun a little more, considering you can't just control the power or angle of your lights, but winning that fight pays off in your end product. •
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Cave lighting ^ it does the trick
Hiring these drop dead gorgeous models any lighting situation is going to look great. Have a normal person be the model. For example Patrick or yourself.
i am all eyes on the model… forgot to listen hehe
she looks better in the video than she does in the photos.
You have to watch out when the person is tall in the doorway and the majority of the light comes from below.
Witcher Girl!