Here’s the latest in a series on lighting in the studio. Wood is the subject and we are building depth and dimension by lighting from behind. This was assigned by Dr. T from Platypod. Note that I am a Platypod Ambassador and have been given gear with which to work.
This will be part of a series on tabletop lighting. I was tasked by Larry Tiefenbrunn MD (AKA Doctor T) to produce before and after photos utilizing lighting techniques based on the Light — Science and Magic book by Fil Hunter and Paul Fuqua. Reviewing the book for this project
One of the lighting techniques you must master in the studio is lighting diffusion. Using the right diffusion material to soften or even out the lighting will level up your studio portraits. So, if you’ve just started to do more studio photography, we have just the video for you! In
