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| Photos of David Leveen by Rick Sammon. |
That's right friends: "Take the darn flash off the camera!"
On the left you see the results of taking a flash out of the hot shoe and placing it in a soft box.
The picture on the right is a behind-the-scenes shot, showing part of the soft box on the left side of the frame.
My #2 Tip: Place the flash in a soft box, that's right to soften the light.
My #3 Tip: Remember: the larger the light source, the softer the light; the closer the light source, the softer the light.
My #4 Tip: Keep in mind that "light illuminates, shadows define."
My #5 Tip: Remember: Shadows can be your friend.
My #2 Tip: Place the flash in a soft box, that's right to soften the light.
My #3 Tip: Remember: the larger the light source, the softer the light; the closer the light source, the softer the light.
My #4 Tip: Keep in mind that "light illuminates, shadows define."
My #5 Tip: Remember: Shadows can be your friend.
I teach this kinda stuff on my workshops and sometimes at my seminars (depending on the type of seminar). I hope you can join the flash photo fun!
If you like flash photography, check out the poll on the right.. and cast your vote.
If you like flash photography, check out the poll on the right.. and cast your vote.
Tech info: Canon 5D Mark II, Canon 24-105m IS lens, Westcott Apollo soft box:
Explore the light,
