Natural Light Portrait Photography:

Part 1 Classroom Session:

April 22nd 10 am

The classroom session takes a look at the importance of camera settings such as exposure and metering modes, ISO and White Balance, as well as key considerations for choosing an outdoor spot; why it’s important to modify light by using reflectors or other modifiers and the differences between posing women and men. This two hour classroom session is jam packed with lots of great info and provides example images with both good and poor settings to clarify your understanding of the concepts.

Part 2 Field Photography and Hands on:

April 22nd 2 pm

This part is all in the field. Your instructor will check camera settings and provide suggestions for participants. All students will be divided into smaller groups made up of three photographers and each group will have a model to work with. Your instructor will be there to answer your questions. This is a three hour session with plenty of time for everyone to shoot the perfect portrait and learn Ted’s list of Do’s and Don’ts.

List of equipment you will need for this workshop:

A camera with manual control (Such as DSLR or Mirror-less camera), a lens with minimum 50mm focal length (please contact us if you have questions regarding your camera and/or lenses), a fully charged battery, memory card, and lot of questions. If you own a reflector please bring it with you. We are going to supply some reflectors and it is always good to have more!

We suggest to register for all three workshops through our package deal and save big on registration fee.