November 2019
Beginner to intermediate
208 pages
4h 42m
English

If you really want that “old masters” look for your portraits, you might want to consider shooting with a painted backdrop behind your subject. Like Rembrandt-style lighting, using painted backdrops is also still very popular and, in fact, it’s kind of a “thing” right now (the ones I use are from GravityBackDrops.com, and I love them like you can’t believe, mostly because I can buy a backdrop from them at a price I would have to pay someplace else to rent a high-end painted backdrop for a weekend. Can’t say enough about them). Anyway, the idea is you let the window light that’s lighting your subject also spill onto ...
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