 Desiree C. Preckwinkle |
Natural light- NORTH window???? I was curious why they say to have a room with a North facing window for the best natural light portraits. I was curious as to why, and would it work if my window was facing West? How would the photos differ?
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Jane M |
North facing just means you don't have any direct sunlight which generally produces harsh shadows, at least in the Northern hemisphere! A west window would probably be the same in the morning and possibly good fro golden light late in the evening.
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anonymous |
So in Australia, I would need a South Facing window. Cause a northern one would get heaps of harsh light pouring in.
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Samuel Smith |
yes
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- Gregory LaGrange Contact Gregory LaGrange Gregory LaGrange's Gallery |
Don't under estimate direct sunlight.
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anonymous |
Yeah, for sunburn in Australia!!! LOL
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