In this short video by Ed Vorosky he covers three rules about the behaviour of light. When you understand these principles you can then use them better in your photography.
- Light travels in straight lines
- The subject receives less light as the distance to the light source is increased
- The larger the light source relative to the subject, the softer the light source
Watch the video for a more detailed description and demonstration of each:
So what does that mean for your photography? How can you use this information in practice?
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