How to Photograph Projects: Using Natural Light

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Duration: 5:38

The best way to shoot large projects, or outdoor furniture, might be outside. In full sun, or shade? In the middle of a lawn, or up against trees? This clip will help you make your projects look great with outdoor photography.

See more from our “How to Photograph Your Woodworking Projects” series:

Introduction
Choosing the Best Camera
Choosing a Background
Image Composition
Lighting Tips
Using Natural Light
Using Your Camera Settings
Using Your Smart Phone Camera
Table Top Photo Studio
Photographing Furniture
Capturing Details Capturing Details

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