Just kidding. Anyway, lighting should be in the daytime and projected to the side or otherwise faced towards you in anyway. But in the forest, this doesn't quite matter. If you think about it, the forest is full of trees, which is full of leaves, which block the sun, which allows practically no light. In this case, you don't need good lighting. But, they do allow some light. As Nichole Woods states: "Every forest has a certain amount of light that comes in between the trees" (Woods 66). This is some of the "forest" pictures I took.
Do you think that forests have good lighting?
Woods, Nicole. Photography. Lexington: CreateSpace, 2015. Print.
Yes forest do have good lighting. but it also depends on what time of the day you are taking your photo. In my book they always recommend of a time period of 9 am to 3 pm. that's the best choice of when the photo will be taken at its best.
ReplyDeleteI forgot time, oh well.
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