3. Photography by Morgan L.

5. Photography by Brendan O. Directions of Light Back lighting Front lighting Side lighting

6. Photography by Sierra H. Photography by Karen P. Photography by John A. Back Lighting: Good for unique shapes and abstract images. Can be used with a reflector to add lighting to the subjects face as well. Front lighting: Can sometimes make the subject look 2D (flat) & diminish details. Least dramatic/creative lighting. Good for those with aged skin due to less shadows. Side Lighting: Dramatic lighting. Often good for portraits, animals, and mountains.

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