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Channel: Portrait/People

 

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There are many photography techniques used to compose the image of a person in still position, of these, the most important in portrait photography is lighting techniques. In our videos on this topic you will find, tips and techniques from expert photographers that would help you get the portraiture you wish to create. Eye reflections, illumination, black and white portraits, art photography, advertising photography, are some of the topics covered in our videos.

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Photography Tutorial with Mike Larson

In this “How To” tutorial, photographer Mike Larson gives us tips on the basics of shooting on the beach while on location at beautiful Zingst beach in Germany.

One of the methods Larson uses while shooting couples with a long lens at the beach is a Bluetooth device used to communicate via speaker cell phone with models at a distance. There is no need to shout at your models or carry walkie-talkies. This is definitely a useful tool when shooting at the beach.

Another important tip demonstrated by Larson is how to interact, motivate and direct models. Often models will become bored when a photographer tells them to just “smile.” Larson remedies that from happening in that he creates a little scene for his model to think about before beginning the shot. For instance, he tells his model Sarah to think about being on the catwalk with all eyes on her as she struts her stuff, walking toward the camera. And without a doubt the quirkiest highlight is when he tells her to “Do a 360.” Priceless! And the natural movement captured in the shot is a perfect example of shooting risky to get a great shot. This is definitely a great video for every type of photography style.

Simon Annand, Theater
In Theatres at The Half
Mike Larson, Beach, Fashion Photography
Photography Tutorial with Mike Larson
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Different Portraits at Minimum Cost
Microstock Photography Workshop with Yuri Arcurs
Workshop with Yuri Arcurs
The Model and The Cowboy
Anthony Nagelmann
Commercial- and Artwork by Anthony Nagelmann
Marla Rutherford
A Fetish for Psychology
David Mecey
Playboy and Beyond
Martine Fougeron, Tête-à-Tête
Martin Fougeron and the Childhood´s End
Judith Joy Ross, American, Photographer, Documentary, Conceptual Photography,
Portraits from an American Idealist
on Location, Steve Thornton, Cologne, photokina
with Steve Thornton
Title Rating Post date
Simon Annand
5
18.06.2010
Shooting at the Beach
4.11111
16.06.2010
Cateye Portraits
4.2
13.05.2008
Microstock Photography
4.88
06.01.2009
Steve Thornton
4.444445
15.04.2009
ARTvertising
4.5
22.05.2009
Marla Rutherford
4.25
12.06.2009
David Mecey
5
31.07.2009
Tête-à-Tête
4
10.11.2009
Judith Joy Ross
5
05.02.2010
On Location
4.666665
21.04.2010