1. Have the sun lower in the sky (maybe an hour before sunset).
2. It is best if the sun is filtered through some trees or have part of the subject filtering the light. You don't want to be in total shade from the trees though, the light must be filtering through!
3. If you want a super sun flare look, put your aperture at about f/14 to f/22 (shoot in AV mode). If you don't want sunflare, use a lens hood:)
4. If your subject is looking darker, overexpose the photo a stop.
Here's hoping for some more sunshine:)
Love, Louise
I am learning backlighting too and LOVE it. it's so beautiful! Great tips :)
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