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On Location PhotographySubmitted by michael on Wed, 2011-12-14 21:34

Boudoir Photography Tips for Speedlights

Where ever you go, there’s always a bedroom somewhere. It’s ready to act as your studio for an awesome boudoir photo shoot. Especially during the winter season a nice warm bedroom is a much more convenient location than anything outside. In this video, I’ll share a simple lighting setup with you, that gives you nice, soft, warm boudoir photos, which also got a bit of punch. Just the right mix to be eyecatching. The setup is ideal for small bedrooms. No need to check into the presidential suite of a Waldorf Astoria, instead you can do it in your “home, sweet home”.

 

Along with a couple of boudoir photography tips, I hope this video makes some appetite to go and organize your next photo shoot.

 

So have a look at the video now:

 

Here’s the lighting setup shown in the video:

 

Model: Emily

I wish you good light!
-- Michael

 


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