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| F/13.0 Shutter: 1/50 ISO:200 Photo 1 is using shadows to frame your subject using direct light. I achieved the pattern my standing under a tree and letting the light find its way through the leaves on onto my subject. |
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| F/13.0 Shutter:1/100 ISO:200 For this shot my subjects had her back to the sun and took the photo by its self. |
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| F/13.0 Shutter:1/100 ISO:200 This is the same shot but i used the silver reflector to brighten up her face. |
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| F/13.0 Shutter:1/100 ISO:200 For this photo my subject stood sideways so that the sun only hit one side of her face, no reflector was used. |
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| F/13.0 Shutter:1/100 ISO:200 For this same shot i used the silver reflector to brighten up the darker side of her face. |
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| F/13.0 Shutter:1/100 ISO:200 Photo 1 out of 3, my subject was standing sideways to the sun. Only one side of her face was bright cause no reflector was used. |
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| F/13.0 Shutter:1/100 ISO:200 Photo 2 out of 3 i used the silver reflector to brighten up the subjects face. I personally like the silver reflector in this shot. |
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| F/13.0 Shutter:1/100 ISO:200 Photo 3 out of 3 i used the gold reflector to brighten up the subjects face. I personally dont like the gold in this photo because it makes the subject look to unnaturally warm. |
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| F/13.0 Shutter:1/100 ISO:200 This shot was taken with a defuser, it took the direct sunlight off the subjects face but just defused how much light was coming in. |
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| F/13.0 Shutter:1/100 ISO:200 This shot was taken without the defuser, the subject was overexposed and she looks uncomfortable. |
This is a great start to your post Aimee. Don't forget to post some of your self directed photos using the reflectors
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