Light is Language: 5 Photo Tips & Advice from Joe McNally

Light is Language
5 Photo Tips & Advice from Joe McNally

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Mastering the art of light is one of the most critical steps in order to become a successful photographer. But often times, the most important thing to do, is the hardest to master. But don’t worry. Watch AYP Show’s new video, featuring 5-quick photo tips & advice from photographer Joe McNally. McNally talks about how light is its own language and how it can move us forward in a photograph.

Tips & Advice for how to use light as a language:

Light can be used to describe your subject, embellish or elaborate a scene
Too many photographers are scared of light
Flash and natural light can be hard to work with at first, but don’t worry…
You’ll know good light when you see it.
Don’t be afraid to wander around and try new things with light.
A well lit photo has a bigger impact on the viewer.
Good lighting makes the photo more visceral for those who weren’t there.
Great lighting makes the viewer wish they were there.
If the quality of lighting is poor, it can reduce a beautiful scene to just average.
Light can take you forward.

You can follow more of Joe and his work on his website, Joe McNally Photography or on Instagram at @joemcnallyphoto.

You can check out Joe’s books as well >>here.

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