Knowing how to post process your portrait isn't just a matter of slapping on a preset. We'll tell you how to select your best photos and provide a workflow to process your portrait.
Learn how to review similar photos to choose your best shot. Then we'll talk about how to clean up your images and the right order to do it.
Finally, we'll discuss methods to enhance your photo and sell your story to give your audience a portrait they'll love.
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Ever show up for a portrait session and just wing it because you have no idea what to do? This episode gives you a framework to help your odds of success.
We'll share things you need to know and communicate with your talent, how to review your set and get the most from your portrait session.
Portraits are collaborations by nature, and the size of your team may vary. We'll discuss the different roles that you need to consider, even if someone has to double or triple-up on their responsibilities.
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Learn how to plan a portrait session so you're prepared on the day of your photoshoot. We'll discuss the people and things you need to organize for your portrait session.
You'll need to gather your team and start assembling the things you need to bring your portrait concept to life.
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Understanding that photography is not reality is the gateway to artistic expression. Photography is just a representation of something, so give yourself permission to be an artist.
You'll never see a waterfall the same way as a long exposure photograph, so what are we trying to achieve? The truth is that photography is merely a representation of something. If you're caught up in trying to capture reality, you'll never progress.
Give yourself the freedom to create something and let go of the illusion of reality.
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