A great portrait needs more than good Light. Makeup is often the overlooked missing component that can instantly elevate the quality of your work. And the closer you frame your subject, the more important it becomes.
Using a simple two-light setup, Gavin Hoey takes you through three ways to turn the flat, great background into something with a bit more character.
Shooting portraits with window light is great but actually including the window in the background can throw off your camera’s metering. In this video, Gavin Hoey takes control of the window light to create three different looks.
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