How to Use Window Light for Portraits

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When used correctly, window light is a very flattering source to use for portraiture. In the hour long video below, photographer, Bambi Cantrell, takes us on informative behind the scenes look at a how to use the natural light properly and shares a whole heap of tips of on how you can pose your subject to make the window light even more flattering. Photographers of all levels will be able to benefit from Cantrell’s instruction, so grab a pen and paper to take some notes and enjoy:

“Sometimes when you’re working with window light, the light is coming in from underneath. It’s not very flattering. What you can do with your [black] reflector is to use it as a go-between.”

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3 Comments

  1. Ivy says:

    I love your video, Bambi. It is very instructional and I learned alot! Thanks so much for sharing! Ivy

  2. LOVE, LOVE, LOVE Bambi!!!!!

  3. kalps says:

    very nice and useful…
    love it..

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