Window Light - Using Natural Light when shooting inside

How to utilise window light when taking photographs of a subject indoors.
In this film, Mark Cleghorn looks at how he uses natural light from a window when shooting inside.
He talks about how best to meter the light for a perfect exposure as well as how to position and animate the subject in the scene to maximise the quality & quantity of light. Mark also shares tips on lifting shadows whilst avoiding too much fill.
Window light, natural light, indoor photography, light metering techniques, subject positioning, lighting quality, quantity, shadow lifting, tips, portrait photography.
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