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If you’re looking at getting into the art, and business, of portrait photography, this is the place to start.
From learning where to find inspiration and how to build a concept to discovering tips on posing and directing models, this class will cover the foundations of a portrait photography shoot, from planning to execution.
Whether you’re using your iPhone camera or a DSLR, this class will help you understand the necessary steps to start out as a portrait photographer, with access to the step-by-step approach I use within my photography practice.
This class will cover:
- How to develop a vision and translate it into a concrete concept
- How to coordinate this vision with a team or yourself
- Scouting models and locations
- Tips for setting an atmosphere on shoot
- Posing models
- The culling workflow
- Tips for Editing Consistently
- Delivery
Extra Resources:
To get familiar with Adobe Lightroom, I'd recommend checking out What Makes a Good Photo: A Beginners Guide to Editing in Lightroom by Daniel Nwabuko:
Overview
Syllabus
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- Introduction
- Class Project
- Finding Inspiration
- Creating a Concept
- Model Scouting
- Location Considerations
- Location Scouting
- Setting an Atmosphere
- Equipment
- Settings
- Posing Models
- Culling
- Creating Consistent Edits
- Delivery
- Let's Recap!
