Photographer John Gress Critiques Own Portraits for Lighting Fixes

Photographer John Gress critiques his own past portraits to identify and correct common lighting mistakes. He addresses issues such as double catch lights, hot spots, and the difference between broad and short lighting, recommending specific techniques for improvement. Gress emphasizes practical solutions for both indoor and outdoor shoots, advocating for fixing errors in-camera whenever possible. He suggests photographers audit their own older work to identify similar flaws and accelerate learning.