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Chapter Three. Shooting Portraits Like a... > Minimizing Shadows Under the Eyes

Minimizing Shadows Under the Eyes

SCOTT KELBY

If your subject starts to get shadows under their eyes (from overhead lighting indoors or outdoors), one way to reduce those is to put a silver or white reflector directly in front of them at their chest (or as high up as right under their chin), aiming up at them and reflecting some of the light back up into their eyes.


  

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