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This weeks Thursday’s Muse provides some interesting photographic tips from three extremely successful photographers: David Hobby, Chase Jarvis and Joe McNally. I hope you enjoy these pieces of information, as they are prevalent to achieving success with our photography.Strobist: David Hobby
·Don't over light. Don't light everything ·Look carefully at ambient and available light ·Design fill light before Key light. Pay attention to fill light ·Complement light that is available ·Start lighting file and rework and reverse lighting that you see ·Ambient light go down w stops
Chase Jarvis
·Portfolio is personal work. Shoot for yourself ·Survey landscape and see what hasn't been shot. ·Set aside time for yourself as it shows in your portfolio ·Crazy images out there. don't shoot what is expected but shoot what you want. ·Don't try to be somebody else.
Joe Mcnally : The Moment it Clicks
·Different angles and pay attention to small pictures ·Good photos = light/Colour/ Gesture ·Make light fall in your favour ·Use spot grids/ black cloth on bottom of umbrella ·Honeycomb spot grid ·Gaffers tape= snoot ·Octabank ·CTO gel creates daylight like the sun ·Lastolite skylight 3x3 or 3x6 ·Silk or bed sheet held up with gaffers tape used over window and shoot into from outside ·Pocket wizard ·Shoot it now and don't assume shooting it later ·Be confident in your vision ·Control of background lighting is as important as control of light on the foreground ·Dressing well says confident ·Lighting unpredictable as predictable is not where your lighting should be. ·Water adds f stops to image shoot near water as it extends your working time ·Skin tones as warm is better than cool ·If you want something to look interesting don't light it at all ·Rear curtain sync ·Shoot hands if you shoot a model ·Research a shoot make sure you do your homework ·Never underestimate the floor as a light source. bounce light off the floor. ·Being in front of the camera is a vulnerable place to be ·Flash covered with CTO gel ·Park as much gear with you as possible never know when it is needed ·Best light happens after light is gone ·Get to shoots early ·12 x 12 silk tape to windows and shoot inside ·Tell them anything, just get the job ·If you catch light you can throw it a long way ·Straight flash is a guy who has run out of ideas ·Cloudy skies and a flash= good light ·Your images must speak for themselves when you are not in the room ·Light picks up the colour of what it hits ·Phone doesn't ring. You have to tell people that you exist. Market ·Two major pieces if any picture story are your opener and closer ·Don't expect everyone to like your photos.
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