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How To Photograph Dark Skin Tones | Aundre Larrow

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How To Photograph Dark Skin Tones | Aundre Larrow

105,590 views October 25, 2019 14:12

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When we were in NYC for the film festival, Niles met up with our friend and amazing documentary-style portrait photographer, Aundre Larrow. In this video, Aundre shows how to mindfully shoot dark skin tones which can prove to be difficult sometimes. Learn how to nail photographing dark skin tones both in natural and artificial light. Aren't these photos insane?!

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Moment published this 14:12 video tutorial on October 25, 2019. It has been watched 105,590 times on YouTube.

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  • Best Ways To Photograph A Dark Skin Tone Person - MENSOPEDIA mensopedia.com

    Source. Lighting plays a very major role in any skin tone. But it’s best to shoot early morning or in the early evening light as it not only highlights your best features but also helps to avoid blinking or squinted eye…

  • Photography Tips | 3 Tips For Working With Darker Skin Tones slrlounge.com

    Adobe has released a short tutorial via Instagram story on their Lightroom account, with tips and images furnished by Aundre Larrow. This particular IG story tutorial teaches some nuance for lighting and photographing s…

  • 3 Ways to Photograph Dark Skin in Natural Light - wikiHow wikihow.com

    Select a focus point if you're using a camera phone. For taking quick pictures, cameras on cell phones such as iPhones can work well. Use your finger to touch the point you'd like to focus on in the picture, and this wi…

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