- What Can You Do With One Light? (06:20) Work lighter, faster, and with less gear. Improvise and explore what you can do with one light only
- Going Through the Equipment (07:54) Joe shows off his equipment table and talks about what gear he likes to have on a shoot like this one
- Getting Started on the Set (06:05) Making the subject feel comfortable and getting started with the first exposure
- Adjusting Off That First Shot (07:25) Employing a flash filter, flash stand and eventually a diffuser
- Rolling with the First Setup (03:16) After snapping a group of photos in the initial setup, Joe continues making adjustments with fill reflectors
- Keep Things Moving (10:35) Moving the light stand behind the camera and trying different things with a hard light
- Changing Lenses (05:25) Joe adds some wind to the shoot and changes lenses to create a shorter depth of field
- Getting the Most Out of One Flash (06:33) Using the camera's built in flash as the trigger for the one remote flash
- Back to Basics (10:28) Using the on-camera flash as the single light and shooting remote flash by yourself
- On Location (05:15) Scouting a new location and taking some initial shots to get a feel for the shoot
- Close Up Portrait (07:03) Joe gets in close with the camera and takes some close portraits
- Directional Light (08:52) Working with late afternoon daylight coming through a doorway
- Late Daylight Effect (06:09) Triggering the remote flash with the pop up and posing the subject
- Woodland Location with Bad Weather (06:02) Shooting under a tree canopy in the rainy outdoors of Tampa
- Making the Best of the Situation (03:35) Even in difficult circumstances, it is important to stay positive and go forward with the shoot
- Making Sunlight (06:40) Using the single flash and reflecting it back to the subject to brighten her
- Creating Big Light (03:27) Using a larger light box
- Race Against the Failing Light (04:52) Shooting against the Tampa skyline with the sun fading quickly
Course Time: 01 Hours 55 Minutes Your Progress: Complete
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