 Linda Jo Cupps |
Shadows How do you get rid of Shadows????
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Terry L. Long |
Hello Linda, You have to be more specific but, I'll give it a try. For outdoor photographs you can use "fill flash" or use a reflector to bounce the light back onto your subject where you want it to. That's provided your subject is close enough, i.e. if it's a landscape/scenic of far away mountains...you'll have to live with the shadows. However, if the photograph is of a person close to you, you can use the suggested methods. For indoor you can use the above mentioned suggestions or use flood lights in combination with a reflector to fill in those shadowy areas. Good luck.
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- Gregory LaGrange Contact Gregory LaGrange Gregory LaGrange's Gallery |
See, you can't see any shadows in this picture.
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Rhonda L. Tolar |
If you are talking about shawdows behind the subject when you use flash...I have that problem too. I just did a 50th wedding anniversary, I had the hardest time, trying to not get the shadows on the wall behind my subjects.
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