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In this episode a very quick and simple overview of the crop tool. We all use it of course, but with these tips you might speed up your workflow a lot.
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We all know the expression “it’s all in the eyes”. And in most cases I 100% agree. I love to see catchlights and the eyes.
But always remember that there will be exceptions. Like you can see in the shot in this post you can’t really see the eyes. And in this shot that makes sense. That’s actually why a hood is designed. Now if you would open up the shadows the shot would actually loose power.
So always remember. Eyes are the mirror to the soul. But shadows are the soul of the shot. And sometimes that means the shadows win from the eyes.
One of the best ways to learn lighting is actually trying to figure out how something was shot.
When I started with modelphotography I actually used a mannequin to practice my skills 🙂
To read the light you always have to remember that the whole setup is always right in front of you. It’s literally in the shot as you see it.
The best advice I can give you is actually to read the shadows. If you read the shadows and draw lines you can actually see actually where the lights were positioned and under which angle.
Now it won’t be perfect but you’ll learn very quickly how the setup can be copied 🙂
