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Portrait Photography Lab
51 CQ
14 Lessons
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Phillip McCordall shares tips on insuring a photography business, keeping models relaxed, and getting great results from portrait photography sessions.
with Phillip McCordallPhillip McCordall shares tips on insuring a photography business, keeping models relaxed, and getting great results from portrait photography sessions.
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Explore different portrait effects! In this lesson, Phillip McCordall explains the different kinds of studio light sources used for portraits.
with Phillip McCordallExplore different portrait effects! In this lesson, Phillip McCordall explains the different kinds of studio light sources used for portraits.
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Build portrait photography skills with this lesson from Phillip McCordall on how to produce a mid-key lighting portrait using a studio setup.
with Phillip McCordallBuild portrait photography skills with this lesson from Phillip McCordall on how to produce a mid-key lighting portrait using a studio setup.
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In this lesson, learn how to light up a model's face for a high-key portrait by positioning the beauty dish, backlight, and reflector at the correct angles.
with Phillip McCordallIn this lesson, learn how to light up a model's face for a high-key portrait by positioning the beauty dish, backlight, and reflector at the correct angles.
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Get out of manual mode and learn how to choose the correct aperture for photographing portraits and other subjects while working in semi-automatic mode.
with Phillip McCordallGet out of manual mode and learn how to choose the correct aperture for photographing portraits and other subjects while working in semi-automatic mode.
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