

But THIS ONE is my absolute favorite. She was taking pics of me and like a TRUE PHOTOGRAPHER . . . in her fancy dress, she climbed up onto the brick wall to get a better angle . . . YOU GO GIRL!!
See the harsh shadows behind the first cup? Voila - knocked out in the second cup photo. Now, if I also had a front light (or had positioned it facing the window for natural light) it would knock out the front shadow too, I believe.
There is so much to learn about lighting, but I find it very exciting. I tend to work backwords . . . I find the photographs that I'm in love with and then figure out how to recreate the lighting. There is tons of info on the internet about this. Here are some of my favorite links:
I'm still lusting after a basic, portable studio lighting set-up and hope to have it within another week or so.