Model Photography Training
Learn Professional Techniques
Here's your chance to work with models- photograph models
under the guidance of a professional photographer, and learn
what you need to do to produce images like those seen on this
website.
Our model photography courses are for people
who understand how their camera works. You'll learn expert
tricks and techniques you won't read about online.
It's in the Details
Enjoy model photography- get the results you expect.
Planning a shoot with a model can be more work than the shoot
itself. There's the location, equipment, makeup and hair,
wardrobe and talent to arrange. This beginner level course will
give you just the skills you need to produce stunning photos.
There's the model, location and equipment to organise.
You might get it all happening and face a blank wall in your
mind once you're ready to shoot.
This
introductory course, designed especially for photographers
wanting to shoot calendar or magazine-style glamour photography
or model portfolios, will ensure you have an understanding of
what's required to make it!
Learn how to
successfully plan and shoot with a model. Understand how to
guide the model through a range of poses.
Know the
difference betwen guiding an amateur or experienced model. Here
are some of the things we'll look at:
- Your idea- from imagination to preparation
- Arranging your model- setting expectations
- What you really need for the shoot- and what should stay at home
- Deciding on the best within your location
- Working with- and guiding the model to achieve the shots you want
For more information, read about working with models on
location. If you need more information, simply call or email us,
via the contact
page.
Any Camera With Manual Control is Fine
Two of the three pictures on this page were shot on a pocket
compact camera which was a number of years old at the time of
the shoot...
So you don't need to race out and buy all
the latest gear. We'll talk about what equipment is essential-
and what you can really afford to be without, during the
training session.
There's a lot to be said for having a
good eye, and an artistic sense of style.
