Using Flash in Portrait Photography
Many photographers do not value the uses of a flash in portrait photography. Many photographers, including myself, do not like to use a flash as the primary light source. However, Flash is a perfect asset as the secondary source of light.
Flash is very intimidating, and using Flash in portrait photography is a challenge. Omnilargess Portrait Photography class targets many challenges in-depth, including using a Flash in portrait as fill-light or main-light.
Shandi Adam is a talented photographer. She took the portrait photography workshop to improve her skills in portraiture.
She has a flash but never used it before and thought flash photography was very puzzling.
I want to thank Shandi for participating in this class and for her feedback. Shandi Adam copyrights all the images in this post. Here is her testimony:
Shandi Adam Testimony
“I recently took Ted’s Portrait workshop (Flash and Natural Light), I found it to be very helpful, I was very intimidated by using Flash, Ted was very patient with me especially when I got frustrated but now I am looking forward to using my Flash more, Ted is great teacher of photography!! Thank you Ted for your dedication and patience, I look forward to taking more classes with you. “
Shandi Adam
All Photos by Shandi Adam
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This crash course starts on November 7, and it is on two Saturdays, and each day there is a classroom session in the morning and a field trip in the afternoon. Therefore, there is plenty of time for hands-on exercises and asking questions.
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Ted and the Omnilargess Team