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Luckily you'll never stop learning. Same applies to me regarding photography. Ever since I started it felt like a huge learning curve with high rises, thinking I am an absolute master at photography, as well as deep falls, realizing I have so much more to learn and am yet standing at the foot of this big mountain.

But as they say the journey is the most important thing. And I can assure you that it is. Every time that I have learned something new it gives me this feeling of enrichment. And that goes for this shoot as well. I was in the presence of one of the better photographers out there, as I may be so free to share my opinion, and he learned me how to use light from behind as something to create more depth and curves in your images. Ever since my workshop with Peter Coulson in Australia I have been lighting my subjects from the front. Which is great for beauty shots. But for more depth and a moody feel, lighting from behind really does the trick. So glad this finally clicked for me and now I can't stop applying this method into my shoots.

These images are a great example of this technique. Try it out for yourself and if you have any questions about this subject, feel free to comment or message me directly and I will elaborate on the matter.

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