The type of professional lighting that I will use during your family portrait depends on several factors, such as the location, desired mood and atmosphere, and the type of images I will be capturing. Some of the most common lighting setups I use for family photography are:
Natural light: This is often a preferred lighting option for family photography, as it can provide a soft, warm and natural look to the images.Off-camera flash: This type of lighting setup involves using a flash that is positioned away from the camera and can be used to add light to a scene, balance light levels, and provide more control over the lighting.Continuous lighting: Continuous lighting sources, such as LED lights or studio strobes, provide a constant light source that can be used to preview the lighting and make adjustments.Reflectors: Reflectors are simple tools that reflect light back onto the subject, and I use these to fill in shadows, balance light levels, and add depth to an image.