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Light, Angle, Position: What a Park Shoot Teaches You About Outdoor Photography Fundamentals
Most of my work happens under controlled light. I’ve got strobes labeled with masking tape, a lighting diagram app I built myself, and modifiers I test the day they arrive. Outdoors, I lose all of that. No power settings, no modeling lamp, no ability to reposition the source. What I do have is the same principles that make studio work successful: understanding where light originates, how it wraps around a subject, and how camera position shapes the entire frame.