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The topic of today's post is a bit odd in that it just
isn't the way most people use flash for their outdoor photography.
Not that it is unusual to light a background, at least in the studio,
but when the background is a shady spot outdoors, the usual line of
thought is to put the subject in the shade and use the flash on the
subject. In this case I thought, what if I put the subject in the
sun, but light the shady background? Can it be done? Not that this is
anything all that useful in terms of normal shooting, but if nothing
else, it is something to throw in the bag of tricks for that one odd
time it is needed. (more after the jump)
