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Summary: By using available natural light, or light coming in through windows, photographers can avoid the need for flashes and artificial lighting, and create great photographs. Find out how to shoot photos in available lighting by remembering the time of day when the light looks best for a certain photos in this free video on photography tips from a professional photographer.
Anthony Maddaloni is a professional photographer from Austin, Texas. A New York native, he moved to Austin 10 years ago after graduating from Purchase College in New York. He has...read more
"My name is Anthony Maddaloni and I'm going to be talking about using available natural light, or window light in your photographs. One of the easiest and most inexpensive ways to make your photography look awesome, is just by using window light. And one thing I tell myself is that I like to look around my house or my house, or wherever I'm staying and look at how the light looks at certain times of day through the windows. Now, I look at it and I make a mental note saying how well the light looks beautiful coming through that window at nine o'clock in the morning. So lets say I, I want to take a portrait of my friend. I know that that's where I'm going to put her. Right there where that light looks awesome. And it's really going to give it this great natural light glow to people. And so that's one way that I try to utilize the most inexpensive light that I can use, which is natural light, via window to make my photographs look great."
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