Fstoppers.com has once again teamed up with Elia Locardi to produce a second travel tutorial titled Photographing The World: Cityscape, Astrophotography, and Advanced Post-Processing. When compared with Elia's first Fstoppers tutorial on Landscape photography, everything in this tutorial is bigger, longer, and more advanced. With more than 15 hours of video content, this tutorial will take you around the world to 5 different countries and 7 unique cities spanning from ancient architecture all the way to some of the world's most modern cities.
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Fstoppers.com has once again teamed up with Elia Locardi to produce a second travel tutorial titled Photographing The World: Cityscape, Astrophotography, and Advanced Post-Processing. When compared with Elia's first Fstoppers tutorial on Landscape photography, everything in this tutorial is bigger, longer, and more advanced. With more than 15 hours of video content, this tutorial will take you around the world to 5 different countries and 7 unique cities spanning from ancient architecture all the way to some of the world's most modern cities.
Landscape Photography and Post-Processing with Elia Locardi
12+ Hours of Video Content (1080p, 23.9fps, H.264 mpg4, over 25GB of material)
15 On Location and Studio Post-processing Lessons
- The full landscape photography tutorial is broken down into 15 lessons, plus an Intro to Gear and Intro to the Basics, which covers all of the gear, scouting tips, composition techniques, and camera settings Elia uses on a daily basis to create his stunning imagery. With the tutorial download, you will also receive access to his RAW files and reference Photoshop PSD files.
https://www.skillshare.com/classes/Photographing-in-Tunnels-A-Great-Location-to-Create-Uniquely-Lit-Images/1236586905
Tunnels are everywhere around us. Under roads, under railways, pedestrian walkways, overpasses. And they provide great locations to take photographs.
Why are tunnels great :–
They have a range of lighting conditions from natural light to darkness.
They allow effects like light painting, long exposures, smoke, fire, sparks.
They allow us to show perspective by using the converging lines in the tunnel.
Tunnel graffiti can also add to the atmosphere of the images.
They provide a dry spot to shoot in the rain.
They are unusual spots to shoot.
https://www.craftsy.com/class/photographing-children-portraits-at-play/
Take memorable photos of your child with step-by-step instruction from professional photographer Barb Peacock. First, discover how essential props and wardrobe are to a successful shoot. Then, learn how to take lifestyle shots that tell a meaningful story, and head to the park to capture natural-looking photos of your child in motion! Barb shows you when and where to shoot, how to frame your shots and how to get your kids to act naturally while playing outdoors for photos that truly reflect their personality. Plus, find out how to apply these skills to a larger canvas, with professional tips for capturing dramatic shots in a larger landscape. And, discover tricks for making the most of your time by shooting until the last possible second of the golden hour. Take this class today, for a lifetime of beautiful memories.
This class covers photographing jewellery with only the use of your phone cameras. We don't even talk about SLRs here :) Infact, for the outdoor shoot we won't even be using any light modifiers or reflectors. Just your phone and a couple of pieces of jewellery and you're good to go.
This is a class for anyone who is a jewellery designer, a small business owner or are simply pursuing photography as a fulfilling hobby on a budget.
https://www.skillshare.com/classes/Photographing-in-Tunnels-A-Great-Location-to-Create-Uniquely-Lit-Images/1236586905
Tunnels are everywhere around us. Under roads, under railways, pedestrian walkways, overpasses. And they provide great locations to take photographs.
Why are tunnels great :–
They have a range of lighting conditions from natural light to darkness.
They allow effects like light painting, long exposures, smoke, fire, sparks.
They allow us to show perspective by using the converging lines in the tunnel.
Tunnel graffiti can also add to the atmosphere of the images.
They provide a dry spot to shoot in the rain.
They are unusual spots to shoot.
https://www.skillshare.com/classes/Photographing-Silhouettes-The-Skills-to-Create-a-Simple-Image/1978934850
Because a silhouette is a dark shape against a light background, as photographers, they are quite easy to achieve but there are a few things we need to know for our silhouettes to work well.
When we photograph a sunrise or sunset (particularly on auto exposure) we often end up with a silhouette. This is because our camera exposes for the bright background and the foreground goes to black.
This gives us a clue about how to photograph silhouettes. We shoot our subject against a bright background.
Photographing in Abandoned Places: Derelict Locations Give Life to Your Images
https://www.skillshare.com/classes/Photographing-in-Abandoned-Places-Derelict-Locations-Give-Life-to-Your-Images/1639410770
As photographers, many of us are fascinated by old, historic and abandoned buildings and structures. It may be the forms and textures of the area, the adventure of exploration or it may be the stories that these places can tell us and the way that it adds meaning to our images.
https://danielkordantutorials.com/iceland/
An extensive 7+ hours tutorial on winter landscape photography in Iceland. From the on-location capture to post-processing technique. Experience Ice beach, glacier, northern lights, frozen waterfalls, remote ice caves, and alien sand formations in this beautiful adventure through magnificent Icelandic terrain.
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