      | Photography Tips | 07/01/2013 01:00am      Our Shoot
Like A Pro series continues with our best tips for shooting
flash photography in any situation. The advice here should cover
you whether you’re using your built-in pop-up flash or an
expensive flashgun.      In this tutorial we’ll also show you
simple flash photography techniques for banishing shadows with
your pop-up flash; how to bounce a flash to diffuse the light;
how to master advanced off-camera flash techniques; and how to
get creative with multiple flashguns.       Flash photography
isn’t just a back-up for shooting in low-light conditions; it’s
an art form in its own right. Just because there’s a plethora of
swanky new DSLRs hitting the market with exceptionally high ISOs
that make it possible to shoot in virtual darkness, flash
photography isn’t dead – in fact it’s very much alive and
kicking.      Although you might feel daunted by the prospect of
mastering flash photography and confused by pro jargon such as
rear curtain sync, flash expo