High key studio portraits

Photos by Yaz

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In this article, you'll learn when you might want to choose the high-key photography style and how you can achieve it both when shooting and in editing.

Low key photography is when you take a photo of a subject, and everything (or almost everything) except the subject in black. This can be achieved fairly easily and in brightly lit situations; it's just all about having the right settings on your camera. It's a cool technique which is useful for focusing the viewers attention onto a certain part of the photo, which is usually the subject. Here's how it's done.

In this tutorial, Jerry explains how he creates glamorous high-key portraits with just a single light source and the Omega reflector.

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My name is Nick Fancher and I am a Columbus, Ohio-based commercial and portrait photographer. I specialize in lighting -- specifically with the use of