We're going to see lots of windows in this. Not necessarily a bad thing but its going to happen. Then again, try to get natural light indoors in a room without windows. Of course skylights would also be a natural light source.
And now I am rambling.... Dang!
We're going to see lots of windows in this. Not necessarily a bad thing but its going to happen. Then again, try to get natural light indoors in a room without windows. Of course skylights would also be a natural light source.
And now I am rambling.... Dang!
I live in a former one-room schoolhouse so I have 6 huge windows downstairs...and skylights upstairs! :-0
remember you dont have to -see- the window; you could do a macro on a table indoors using natural light from a window and some bright shiny silver reflectors- you could take a photo of a dog sleeping on the floor in a square of light cast by the window the rest of the room barren and empty- you could take a photograph of a candle unlit sitting on the window-cill looking outside-with the sun setting right where the wick would be lit.... (long exposure of course) you could take a photograph long exposure of a bug crawling up a door-frame -indoors looking out; (church shots indoors looking out- a couple kissing in the doorway-) there are so many possibilities.....
...using natural light from a window and some bright shiny silver reflectors...
Ohhh yes, there will be reflectors...especially my favourite, the PiePlate TM. I may just go nuts and see how far I can bounce light into the depths of my house. Muwahahahahaaaa!
This is my highest scoring "natural lighting indoors" picture taken in '08 he was in between the mirror and the blue background sheet (which acted as a reflector) The lighting came from one window to the left of the set up.
I think this will be a good challenge for me since I'm so used to using studio lighting.
This is my highest scoring natural light indoors photo. A very good score but not a very interetsing photo (I guess it just fit the challenge really well).
