Sam Hurd Photography - Portrait deconstruction
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My style is distinct, a result of both my unrelenting commitment to my craft and complete trust from clients who commission me.
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Sam Hurd Photography - The Epic Workshop III
English | 2 hrs | Video: 1080p
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Part 3 is a complete outline of my creative process including:
- My ongoing sources for inspiration
- The evolution of my gear list and WHY I use the tools I use
- Approaches to staying inspired while actively shooting long days
- Specific camera settings (AF tracking/points, Exposure, Live view, etc)
- What to look for in your environment
- The "order of operations" for my creative process from start to finish
- Breakdown of Light, Composition, Posing, Timing, and Luck
- Breakdown of creative techniques including: prisming, lens chimping, freelensing, tilt shift, anamorphics, and exposing for complete dynamic range
-2 hours 1080p
English | Video: 1080p
Epic Work Shop Part 2
- Business/Marketing
- Brand Development
- Web Design/Mobile Experience
- Client Video Voicemails
- Pricing Guide breakdown
- Attracting the right type of client and effectively selling to increase your average booking rate.
- Client Deliverables
- Destination Weddings
- Siloing your mindset for creative energy
- Full Gallery review
- Engagement Session Guide
Sam Hurd - An Impossible Double Exposure. Photo Deconstruction
Hello lovely patrons,
By popular request - I'm excited to bring you this photo deconstruction! I highly recommend watching the video to fully understand what's going on.
Also, here's a link to the projector I'm using. I've also attached from jpeg files to this post to get you started without having to make your own shapes.
Key Takeaways:
- A portable projector can be used to create double exposure photos
- Preparation and practice are key to achieving the desired effect
- Choosing the right shapes and positioning them correctly is important
- Directing the subject and paying attention to details like shutter speed and focus are crucial
- The projector's brightness can create a dramatic effect by overwhelming the background
- Full deconstruction and analysis of one of my favorite photos from the Canon eon R w/ canon 24 1.4 lens during a night wedding in Detroit. I go from beginning to end with editing, and sharing other contextual images leading up to the final photo. I take a deep dive into a specific photo, discussing the background and context of the wedding shoot. I explain why this particular photo stands out and how it differs from my personal favorites. I also explore the composition and lighting techniques used in the photo, including the addition of reflections. Then, I walk through my editing process in Lightroom, highlighting my preferences and adjustments. Finally, I discuss the finalizing and exporting of the edited photo as a JPEG. Overall, this conversation provides insights into my approach to photography and editing.
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