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David Hilowitz Casio PT-10 and Friends by Decent Samples v1.1 [Decent Sampler]
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A viewer named Hamza contacted me from Germany. He had just bought a Casio PT-10 at a flea market and thought I would enjoy it; he wanted to send it to me. As it happens, my family and I were just about to head out on vacation, a long overdue trip back to my parents’ home in Switzerland.

• Welcome to the David Dubnitskiy School – an unparalleled journey into the world of masterful erotic photography. We are thrilled to introduce our flagship series, "Artist's Studio," a comprehensive program designed to unlock your creative potential and elevate your craft under the direct tutelage of the legendary David Dubnitskiy himself.  David Dubnitskiy is not merely a photographer; he is a poet of the lens, a maestro who transforms the human form into breathtaking works of art. His unique vision, characterized by ethereal light, profound emotion, and an exquisite sense of intimacy, has captivated audiences worldwide. Now, for the first time, you have the exclusive opportunity to learn his techniques, philosophy, and artistic secrets.  The "Artist's Studio" series is meticulously crafted to replicate the experience of working alongside David in his private creative space. This isn't just a theoretical course; it's an immersive, hands-on exploration of every facet of erotic photography. From the initial spark of inspiration to the final nuanced edit, you'll gain an insider's perspective on the entire artistic process.

David Dubnitsky - Genre NUDE Portrait 

• Photographer David Dubnitsky will talk about where to get inspiration, how to find and choose the most suitable model in the most productive way, how to choose a location for shooting and how to create surroundings in usual places for shooting, you will also learn about working with light and a lot of interesting things about processing.

• The third of three videos about the creative process of making photographs, this is a specific conversation about the making of one of my own photographs. I made this video because I think photographer's can benefit from a more honest conversation about how we do what we do. With so much attention going to the gear we use, it's crucial we look at the making of images from a larger perspective: one that accounts for all the moving pieces and the specific roles of every part of the process.
• I also made this video as the first of many in a series called The Photographer's Process, which is part of a larger, ongoing training resource called Making the Image that will be released on May 07 at MakingTheImageCourse.com. It's my hope that ongoing discussions like this can give the kind of context needed in which to discuss the elements of our craft that are so often just taught in pieces - things like the choice of settings, or composition, editing, and post-production.