Headshot Photography 101: Lighting Setup
Lighting setups will vary based on the lighting gear you own (see chapter one of this workshop),...
#Catchlight
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Catchlights are the bright, specular highlights found in a subject's eyes that are reflections of the light source or sources. The will be the exact shape of the light modifier used. When a portrait is lit with available light, the sky, a window, or other available light source can be seen reflected in the eye.
Workshop Education on #Catchlight
Headshot Photography 101: Square Lighting with On-Camera Flash
Once again, standard 5-in-1 reflectors can help make square lighting possible, this time with...
Natural Light Couples Photography Workshop: Using the Reflector as Fill
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