Perhaps one of the most overlooked photographic accessories is the humble reflector. They are affordable, transportable and unlike nearly everything else associated with digital photography, they don’t cost an arm and a leg. They are most commonly used on location to reflect sunlight onto a subject, but here I’ll show you how to effectively use one in a studio setting to achieve a really nice portrait. Read the full story
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