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High key photography, when done properly, can yield some spectacular results. Originally developed, in part, as a means of overcoming the fact that early film and television were severely limited in their ability to handle high contrast situations, the technique was soon adopted by photographers as yet another creative way to express mood — typically a happy or energetic mood. While the high key look can be achieved in Photoshop, purists will insist on doing it the “right” way: using…

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There are many lighting techniques used for shooting portraits and one of these is the “High Key Lighting Setup” that produces almost shadow free images.

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These days we most often see high key photography used for product photography, but its roots go back long before the internet. In fact, high-key photography has traditionally been used to add a light, airy, cheery mood to portraits. Never tried it before or not getting the results you like? Photographer Gavin Hoey explains not […]

Here I have always wanted to have a go at doing some low and high key photography so I looked at different ways in how to creater these affects without the use of studio lighting . Whilst researchi…

Tips for taking high key style photos where the image is very bright overall, often giving an ethereal and dreamy feel, using natural or artificial light.