side+lighting

=Side Lighting=

Side lighting is as easy as it sounds. Move your light source from the front of your focal point to the side. This can be accomplished by an expensive lighting system, a lamp or even a sliding glass door or window.

**Side lighting examples:**
time she had ever used an SLR. ||
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 * Here's a classic of Connor. Of course.....my wife took this one. Believe it or not, it was the first

medium format camera. Medium format cameras use larger film (120mm instead of 35mm). So, medium format cameras are yesterday's version of today's high resolution cameras (more megapixels). Because the negative is bigger, you do not have to enlarge it as much (with the enlarger in the darkroom), resulting in an image of greater quality. ||
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 * Here's another classic, this time of Steven. And no, my wife did not take it; I did! I used a broken



when I got home. I am convinced that the time we spent reading with our boys has a lot to do with why they like to read now. This side lighting pic was a candid and the light source was a window. I took it with an old SLR I found and fixed for school. ||
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 * Hooked on Phonics. I love this pic of Lisa and the boys. Every night after work, this is what I'd see