In a narrow street near the Wanamaker Building, Cliff finds some brilliant light in an interesting location while showing you how he interacts with his clients.

Using Philly's City Hall as his softbox, Cliff creates beautifully lit shots by simply changing his own angle.

While leaving City Hall, the light Cliff sees presents an opportunity for him to create a silhouette on a busy city street.

Cliff shows you how thinking outside the norm will produce shots that your clients, and their families will absolutely love.

Cliff continues his light hunt, while sharing more insights on the creative thought process that keeps his vision fresh.

Cliff illustrates the fast-paced thinking/searching he performs on shoots with clients by seeing light, driving to it, and creating his shot once he reaches it.

As the light changes quickly, Cliff works to capture as many different shots as possible by shooting directly into the light, trying some different angles, and using a near-by archway to block some light.

Cliff travels to the now-defunct Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia to demonstrate how the texture and mood created by this location's light juxtaposes the subject.

Cliff's final advice will help you put these ideas to use in a way that suits your clients best. Thanks for watching Searching for the Light.