Who doesn't love a glowing
background? There's something so gorgeous about an abundance of light taking
over a photo- casting the perfect light on your subject. To do this, place your
subject in front of a light source (in this case, we used the sun) and don't be
afraid to experiment. There's no right or wrong it's all about placing your
subject in the right place and once you have your settings in place- have your
subject experiment with different poses, which allows the sun to peek through
various body movements. The outcome really is beautiful and has a tendency to
have a vintage and classic look.
When
we took these photos, Kelli placed Emma directly in front of the sun and then
let her pose so that the light leaked through it different ways.
When we took these photos, Kelli
placed Emma directly in front of the sun and then let her pose so that the
light leaked through it different ways.
The best time of day to
experiment with glowing light is during the magic hour or anytime when the sun
is lower in the sky. This makes it easier to pose your model in front of
it!
Sun flare is a natural occurrence that can be unpredictable. You can find this light when posing your model in front of the sun. You'll be able to see it through your camera's viewfinder as you move around and find the perfect position.
The notes and photos are not mine. Reblog & taken from here. Credit to them!
And yeah I watched this a few days ago.
Outdoor Potraits Tutorial by Tony Northrup
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