As a photographer I am the observer of light and human behavior. I see what works, what doesn't work and what would be helpful. Everyone is taking photographs these days but so many photos are awful only because the photographer does not know some basics. By reading my blog and following my simple tips your photographs will become better and you will be proud of your photographs as well. Also visit my web site: www.charlottebell.com
Saturday, May 10, 2014
Using Fill Flash for daytime photography
In many circumstances you can use your flash in the day time. Let's say you taking a photograph of someone sitting on a dock with the sun behind them. You either have the water well lit and the person dark or the person well lit and the water blown out. What to do? Turn on your flash. If you are shooting in manual, I hope, make your setting correct for the water and then turn on the flash. Voila the person is lit and the water is also beautiful. This can create some dramatic effects as well. This can also help with photos of people in dappled light, for instance under a tree. I prefer to have them move to a shaded spot but if you have no choice turn on your flash and that will help fill in the dark areas. Play with it.
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