Mark Wallace shows you how to use inexpensive LED lights to create color and depth to your indoor portraits. This is a technique that can be done by anyone in almost any indoor setting. It’s very easy and tons of fun!
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Photos by Mark Wallace
Model: Emily Anderson
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20 responses to “Front Bokeh Portraits: Exploring Photography with Mark Wallace”
I love Mark wallace show
Mark Isn't that Gavin Hoey's WORLD FAMOUS Garage Studio?
This studio looks familiar 🤔
The lens is ttartisans or 7 artisan
Emily is one stunning beauty great work both of you
Where does all those green light come from??
very inspiring thank you
Mark this is awesome and could you also add one or two strobes behind to change the color of the scene or maybe that would not work??
Very helpful
Thanks Mr. Mark, you are one of the best!!
What perchance are you doing in Gavin’s home?
Is Emily able to talk?? great shots 🙂
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Really good idea, nice and simple way explained
Great Idea and photo's. I also tried LED lighting and I noticed that you have a similar problem which I have – a green colour cast on the models skin. How do we overcome that problem or is it because I assembled store shop LED lights and not specifically photographic LED lighting?
stunning
Nice Kalakar
Where might I buy some battery operated String lights for Bokeh Photography?
Thanks for the info man. Loved the video
You are genius and Emily is so beautiful