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Master Class Intro to Studio Portrait Photo - Part 5 - Properties of Light - Cam Attree

Pt. 5: Properties of Light
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Properties of Light: earn how the main properties of light will influence the story and mood of your image.

Basic Portrait Photography Posing Tips - How to Look Thinner with Short Lighting -Pye Jirsa

Lighting Trick: How to Look Thinner with Short Lighting
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Short Lighting: How to Make Your Subject Look Thinner

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In 60 seconds, Pye Jirsa es going to show you a simple lighting trick to make your subjects look thinner.Even if they are already thin, most subjects are still self-conscious of how they appear in portraits, and lighting will affect how they look.

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Short Lighting vs Broad Lighting
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