Photographer Guesses and Sketches the Lighting Diagrams for Famous Photos
Posted by The Dream Within on Jul 30th, 2012 | 0 comments
If you’re interested in the subject of lighting, check out Guess The Lighting. It’s a website by professional portrait photographer Ted Sabarese through which he shares photos he finds — including iconic images, advertisements, magazine covers — along with his guesses and sketches regarding how the images were lit.
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