Though photographs are all about capturing light, it is really the shadows that create form and textures! “Mastering Shadows, Form and Texture In Photography” will show you everything you will need.
Once you get sick and tired of flat, boring, 2 dimension photos and want to have realistic photos that leap off the page, this e-book is the solution!
Here is a list of the table of contents in “Mastering Shadows, Form and Texture In Photography” to show a bit of what’s included.
Introduction Light Makes Shadows Color Temperature - Kelvin Scale Metering Light Reflected Metering Challenges With Reflected Light Incidental Light Measuring Ambient Illumination Ambient Light Qualities Shadows Made With Hard Ambient Illumination Diffused Shadows From Ambient Light The Main/Key Light Using The Shadow Squinting Eyes Raccoon Eyes Do You HATE Those Pesky Shadows? It’s The Shadows That Define Shape And Texture The Fill Light Learning Photo Lighting Strategies! Solving Problems Photo Lighting Styles Split Light Loop Light Butterfly Light Textures Are Developed By Texture Requires Shadow! Eyeglass Glare Additional Photo Techniques
Photographers use up tremendous quantities of effort discussing light and the varied types of light – to get a better understanding of shadows! With “Mastering Shadows, Form and Texture In Photography” you will have it!
Ambient Light: Ambient light is the sort of light we will be working with the most. Here we completely investigate what it is and how to work with it! Once we know how to manipulate the light, we are able to control the shadow qualities that define our shapes and textures.
The Main/Key Light: Before you can learn to master your shadows, you will have to completely understand the light that is making them! Each light source whether it’s natural light or studio light (or both) creates its unique set of shadows. And its own set of problems and opportunities!
Shadows: The shape, their position and depth of the shadows - and your ability to control them - is what will upgrade your photos from dull, lifeless "snapshots" into something you will be proud to not only put on the wall, but you will be excited about signing them as well!
The Fill Light: Here is the key to controlling the darkness of your shadows and bringing feeling into your work.
Fixing Facial Flaws Using (Or Not Using) Shadows: Every face and each scene will have flawed areas that you’ll be able to "fix" in the camera. Each model you photograph deserves and wants to look like it’s the best day ever! It's your job as a photographer to make sure it happens.
Glare: Reflections of light in eyeglasses can easily ruin a portrait. Plus it is extremely hard to "fix" with PS. Fixing it in the camera is extremely easy once you learn how.
You are closer than you think to shooting truly amazing photos that’ll be the envy of your associates and family!
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