
Thanks to all the talented and dedicated members of the team for turning a concept into a reality! Also thanks to www.BenTrovato.blog for giving us the chance to share our fashion story!
Don't fight the battle only to realize later that you've lost the war. Because that's what most of the amateur photographers are guilty of. They only see what they stand to lose *now*, versus what they stand to gain *later*.
So I've finally finished reading every blogger post just to make sure I'm not asking anything redundant. I feel like I have a solid foundation studio wise now as to what to look out for but I'm still trying to fill in gaps for my ambient light understanding. Sorry in advance for the question bomb!
So here goes:
I'm still not really sure on what your approach to ambient is. Outside of having the model facing the sun being more fashiony and the model being backlit for more lifestyle, I feel I'm struggling to figure out what a good final exposure is (as in, what I need to bring into Photoshop to get a good non boring edit).