I started this photoblog as a class project, it has since transformed in to a growing photo journal on my adventures in digital photography, the tips, tricks, and new techniques I learn along the way.
I talked with my professor about my photos from the second shoot. I found out that I should use a "hair light" This will help lighten up the top of Jen's head. I wonder if this is something that is only needed on brunettes? This is a great piece of knowledge. I looked up some lights on line and, like most equipment they have a price. Maybe this could be a Christmas gift to myself.
The end.
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