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Featured in Digital Photographer magazine<\/h1>\n

It never gets old to see your work in print somewhere – this time in issue 177 of Digital Photographer magazine<\/a><\/strong>, a photography publication\u00a0from\u00a0the UK. For this article they asked ten\u00a0photographers for their essential tips they’d like to share with the readers of the magazine.<\/p>\n

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My contribution to the list of ten top photography tips, was on learning how to balance flash with ambient light<\/a>. It should be a topic familiar with anyone who regularly follows the Tangents blog.\u00a0There’s a specific algorithm that we follow in balancing the flash exposure (in this case with an off-camera speedlight in a softbox), with the ambient light. Working to this recipe allows us to get consistent results.<\/p>\n

The main image they used for the article (shown at the top), is of Anelisa<\/a>, photographed at a flash photography workshop<\/a>. You can read more about that photograph:\u00a0On-location portraits \u2013 When simplicity counts<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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