<DIV>In <I>Master Lighting Guide</I>, Christopher Grey presents a classroom-in-a-book approach to lighting techniques. First, readers will learn about the characteristics of light. Next, Grey introduces photographers to light positions and functions, providing the information needed to make solid decisions about the kind of light they will need to create sculpted, flattering portraits. Moving on to lighting patterns, Grey shows how to create desirable highlights and shadows that sculpt the subjects features and set the stage for stunning results.<br><BR>With a clear understanding of the essentials of portrait lighting, readers will progress through more specific lighting applications. Grey shows how to light portraits for business, how to create editorial portraits (photos to be used in magazines or simply for clients who favor that look), model/actor portraits, and even intimate portraits. He shows how to use specialized lighting approaches like high- and low-key lighting, flare, and intentional overexposure to create mood in your images.<br><BR>Two of the biggest strengths of Grey’s acclaimed instructional approach are (1) the progressive images that show the changes that occur when light positions and intensities are altered and (2) the numerous diagrams presented that show readers how to position their lights and modifiers to mimic Grey’s results.</DIV>