…you can shoot softly lit subjects.
Oakville Inn Sign, Lakeshore, Oakville
Can you see – no shadows, no harsh contrast, no washed-out colours.
And another one:
A 1958 Dodge in Oakville
So next time it is overcast, don’t say “bad weather, I can’t take pictures”. On the contrary, it’s great weather for photos.
I agree with you. Colors are much more vibrant than when it is sunny. I like the new look btw.
Thanks! And yes re colors. Tip: Underexpose by one third stop to get even more saturated colours.
As long as it doesn’t rain 🙂
Hi! I thought you might be interested to know about a free webinar this weekend (June 11-13) regarding studio lighting with Zach Arias at Creativelive. I think he’s covering a range of topics for that look geared towards emerging pros. Regardless, he seems like quite a character and some of his lighting/posing techniques might be of interest to you.
Here is the website: http://creativelive.com/
There are links to his blog from that website.
Best regards!