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this is a staple piece of Pierre it’s
not very portable but I mean the great
thing about these it is just a piece of
polystyrene that’s all it is you can buy
anywhere hardware store or something it
you paint one side black one side is is
it natural white its cheapest chips and
what it does is create a large area of
reflection or a large area of shadowed
are used to use kitchen foil kitchen
foil was a brilliant reflector nowadays
we have we have things like this which
which will create you know individual
little bits of reflection we have lovely
light here we can just use that lovely
little bit of light to create the same
atmosphere that you would with lights
it’s um it’s not rocket science it’s so
easy we have it here on on tap you know
the smallest window I mean I could cut
out most of this window and still create
enough light to shoot this on
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so here we have all you know normal
things it’s really just to show you my
three reflective surfaces that I’ll use
to bounce that light or bounce back
shadow into it with the dark we can just
create a bit of drama in there add a bit
of shadow you can see that see the light
changing maybe we’ll want to make it
more summery so we might use a silvery
surface you can see the light change in
there you know it almost gives a you
know a Mediterranean feel to it you can
use a gold and create a warmer light
much warmer light use of white white is
very soft great a very soft for
reflection and you’ll be amazed how much
that changes a look of it in a camera
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if you won’t see more of my food
photography masterclass videos click on
the links now
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[Applause]
[Music]
this is a staple piece of Pierre it’s
not very portable but I mean the great
thing about these it is just a piece of
polystyrene that’s all it is you can buy
anywhere hardware store or something it
you paint one side black one side is is
it natural white its cheapest chips and
what it does is create a large area of
reflection or a large area of shadowed
are used to use kitchen foil kitchen
foil was a brilliant reflector nowadays
we have we have things like this which
which will create you know individual
little bits of reflection we have lovely
light here we can just use that lovely
little bit of light to create the same
atmosphere that you would with lights
it’s um it’s not rocket science it’s so
easy we have it here on on tap you know
the smallest window I mean I could cut
out most of this window and still create
enough light to shoot this on
[Music]
so here we have all you know normal
things it’s really just to show you my
three reflective surfaces that I’ll use
to bounce that light or bounce back
shadow into it with the dark we can just
create a bit of drama in there add a bit
of shadow you can see that see the light
changing maybe we’ll want to make it
more summery so we might use a silvery
surface you can see the light change in
there you know it almost gives a you
know a Mediterranean feel to it you can
use a gold and create a warmer light
much warmer light use of white white is
very soft great a very soft for
reflection and you’ll be amazed how much
that changes a look of it in a camera
[Music]
if you won’t see more of my food
photography masterclass videos click on
the links now
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