Wine Cellar Lighting Diagram

Jarmo Pohjaniemi’s Individual Digital Lighting Diagrams


Most photographers shoot with natural light and that’s just fine because available lighting is one of the most beautiful lighting forms available, plus it doesn't cost anything at all. However, you must become proficient in your lighting skills in order to elevate them to the next level. If you want to learn how to balance natural lighting with strobes by eliminating unwanted shadows and dead skintones, then this is an excellent tutorial for you for photographing in white, outdoor, high-key conditions and achieving a perfect light balance.


 

NOTE: Some lighting scenarios are more complex than others - choose wisely based on your level of proficiency and the projects you feel will advance your photography accordingly. Lighting scenarios vary from natural light shooting techniques, one-light set-ups and advanced multi-light studio situations.

 

Single-lighting scene book includes:

 

• One lighting scenario in glamour, fashion, boudoir, beauty or fine art

• Understanding exposure, color temperature & depth of field

• An interview with Playboy's Director of Photography Gary Cole

• Free editable model release for your usage

• Test your photo knowledge: "40 Q&A"

• How to use gels with image galley demonstrations

 

3 Proficiency Levels

Learn basic, intermediate, and advanced set lighting. Start at basic or intermediate levels and test yourself with advanced lighting set-ups.

 

Take your photography to the next level

Create a basic one-light setup or advanced lighting situations for a master photoset. Most important, learn how to balance daylight or strobes. See detailed descriptions of each setting, focal leng
th, color temperature, gels, distance and lens used to create breathtaking images.