How to Learn to Use Window Light in Your Photography
Be sure you have a model., Make sure that the person is not going to get bored and want to leave after a couple of shots. , Have a window to use., Put your subject directly in front of the window. , Have your subject turn about 45 degrees to face...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Be sure you have a model.
Your kids can sometimes be bribed and you might even have someone who wants a good picture taken of them! -
Step 2: Make sure that the person is not going to get bored and want to leave after a couple of shots.
, Your basic square window is the best for this exercise. ,, Look at how the light is showing on them.
Note the gradual progressions from dark to light. , Note the harsher edge of the light. , Keep his or her body in the same position. -
Step 3: Have a window to use.
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Step 4: Put your subject directly in front of the window.
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Step 5: Have your subject turn about 45 degrees to face you.
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Step 6: Have your subject turn another 45 degrees (90 degrees) so that the sun is either on his left or right
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Step 7: completely.
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Step 8: Have your subject turn their head towards the light.
Detailed Guide
Your kids can sometimes be bribed and you might even have someone who wants a good picture taken of them!
, Your basic square window is the best for this exercise. ,, Look at how the light is showing on them.
Note the gradual progressions from dark to light. , Note the harsher edge of the light. , Keep his or her body in the same position.
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