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[Free Video] Preview The Art Behind The Headshot With Peter Hurley
The response Peter Hurley's downloadable tutorial The Art Behind The Headshot has been receiving over the last few months has been unbelievable. Peter's technique has changed the way so many photographers approach working with models, and it's apparent by his facebook group that photographers of all skill levels are taking the best headshots in their portfolios. So we have decided to release one free lesson from the DVD for those of you who might still be on the fence. Peter's knowledge is expensive sure, but it's guaranteed to change the way you shoot headshots for the rest of your career. We believe in this so much that if you don't think your headshots are any better after watching 4 hours of Peter's instructions we will give you your money back guaranteed!
[Contest Entry] Shooting The BYU Gymnastics Team Soaking Wet
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[Contest Entry] Projecting Shapes Of Light On A Model NSFW
[BTS Video] Kevin Kozicki Uses Pointsettias For High End Beauty Photos
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[Contest Submission] Fantastic Wedding Photography Tips For All Shooters
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[BTS Video] Next Time You Photograph An Outdoor Building, Try This Technique
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[Contest Entry] Cory Albrechston Photographs Women Under Ice
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[Contest Entry] How To Shoot Fashion By Nick Fancher
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[BTS Video] Irina Shayk Exposes An Elle Magazine Photo Shoot
[BTS Video] BYU Students Photograph Computer Hackers For FS Contest
[BTS Video] Halloween Comes Late: The Ghostbusters Photoshoot
[Contest Submission] Dramatic Portraits Of The University Of Indiana's Track And Field Team
[BTS Video] Matthew Jordan Smith Explains Metering Your Subject Perfectly
[Video] How To Shoot Fashion Quickly In Any Location
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Composite Photographer Joel Grimes Explains HDR Portraits
Joel Grimes is a commercial advertising photographer who is most known for his composite portraits. In his recent interview with [Framed], Joel discusses how he got started with his career, how he uses 16bit HDR images in his workflow, does a full photoshoot, and even shows off his musical talents. The video is long so take your time watching it because he gives a lot of useful tips. I'm trying to persuade Sean Armenta to create an Fstoppers Post Production Tutorial on this type of composite editing so if you have questions leave them in the comments below.
Shooting the "Deadliest" Crew
This striking image (pun intended) was shot by Blair Bunting for a Deadliest Catch ad for Discovery Channel. Curious to know how he did it? Well, luckily for us, his assistant Paul Morton filmed the whole thing, and Mike Maez was kind enough to edit it down into a digestible and inspiring video. Do not worry, it did not take any knocked out teeth or injured sailors to get the job done, but rather a couple of Pro-7a units and 3 high powered leaf blowers. Have a look and see for yourself!
via the ProFoto Blog