This week we went for a walk donwtown. Our model, my sister Olivia, was terrific. We ended up behind the Zeeland Museum where we experimented with light reflectors.
As you can see from these photos, a light reflector can go a long way in bringing the punch of directional light to your photo. It also helps separate your subject from the background which is always good!
Here's a decent but not eye popping photo.
Canon 40D, Tamron 28-75, 1/200th, 2.8
Canon 40D, Sigma 70-200mm, 1/125th, 2.8, with white reflector
This one is better! We changed to a longer lens for better
perspective. Added in some reflected light to separate
from the background, and lowered the shutter speed
just a bit to let in a little more light.
And how about one more for fun!
Canon 40D, Sigma 70-200 @ 200mm, 1/125, 2.8
White reflector
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