Hi everyone and thank you for joining us for Tuesday's tip. This is week number two and before we start I just wanted to thank you so much for all who left your comments last week. I really appreciate you taking the time. It really made my day. So today I thought it would be appropriate with wedding season and on location sessions becoming more popular to talk about shooting on location and what my number one tip would be and drum roll please. My number one tip for shooting on location outdoors would be to always shoot in solid shade when there is bright sun. If it is overcast go nuts, shoot anywhere you like because you're not gonna get the harsh shadows, the squinting sun spots, overcast is always the best for shooting outdoors. But when it is bright sun always always always look and shoot in solid shade. This is an example of what can happen when you're shooting underneath the tree you're looking for shade but sun spots are coming through the trees causing the image to have hot spots where the image is overexposed. So on this gentleman on this gentleman's face it's not the most flattering photo. So you want to make sure if this was solid shade it'd be fantastic. So this is a lot of time to fix in Photoshop after the fact. So here's another sample, solid shade, even lighting, diffuse lighting, everybody looks fantastic. You don't need flash anything. So my best advice always always always look for solid shade. Sometimes I'll have my assistant block the sun with a reflector or we've held up umbrellas, coats, whatever you can to make sure that they're shade on everyone. So anyways I hope this helps you and I look forward to seeing you all next week. Thanks so much and have a wonderful day. Take care. Bye.