5 SIMPLE LIGHTING IDEAS THAT MAY SURPRISE YOU

Great lighting doesn't have to be expensive. Be creative and find your style.
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[@gamingguru2k6]

A few flashes, and anything to bounce light off of, can be plenty of lighting with little cost. You just need to know to experiment. Natural light is always the lowest cost light source. Make the best of what you have. Good equipment doesn't make you more competent.
If you are feeling artistic, then sometimes harsh lighting is fine. It all depends on what you intend to do. Of course you should learn the rules before you break them.

[@DonGiannatti]

You are correct.
The smartest part of a photoshoot is the photographer.
Gear is just gear.

[@andread4721]

Hi Don, could you please give the names/references of the photographers mentioned? I didn't understand their names in the video.