Photography Tips & Lighting : Glamor Fashion Photography

[famousPhotog]

Unfortunately, this information is incorrect. Traditionally, glamour photography (eg,"Hollywood glamour" from the 1930's and 1940's by the likes of George Hurrell) has involved careful placement of hard lights. Since using hard lights is far more difficult than using "super duper" soft lighting, many newbies and those less than proficient wax poetically about the virtues of flat boring 2-D lighting.

[2JAMMY]

Oops a daisy - my mistake!

I typed in Star Trek & thought this was Spock :):):)

[siliconsurf]

show, not talk....this is so boring!!!! I can read about this on a blog...I"m not blind!

[edwardolive]

blah blah

[exponet24]

What a load!!!...apparently she has never heard of "show and tell."

[nikophotography]

God i wasted batterie life on my iphone for this, oh please.

[willowbranwen]

God i hate expert video feeds. they tell you nothing.

[NoSoldat4u]

guys, if there is 1 thing you will take from this video, it is that you want your lighting to be SUPER DUPER soft. this is important because if your lighting is just super soft, and not super DUPER soft, then your photos will be SHIT.......generally.

[willowbranwen]

@NoSoldat4u rofl

[BioMessiah]

I'm not going to say anything bad about her, because her work is quite good for what she is going for. eHow is the one to blame here. They pick photographers, not teachers. Thats why 90% of these photography videos suck. 1/5 with all due respect to Rebecca Guenther.

[ZioZambe]

If you know things but you can't teach or explain them it's not a problem... but then just DONT' TEACH.

Keep in mind that in many videos people not only can't teach things, they don't KNOW them or are very confused about. And this is shameful!

[KRSchannel]

again useless video, without any true informaiton.