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Glass, liquids, and ice all create great challenges for beverage photographers. Rob Grimm shows how to approach these complexities with creative techniques he has used for large brands around the globe. Rob provides new tools to completely rethink the way you conceptualize images, emphasizing emotion as the key to making a great beverage image. Emotion in beverage photography? Absolutely.

You might think photographing a product would be easier and quicker than working with a model. You would be wrong (sometimes, at least). Good models bring a strong set of skills to your photo shoot, they understand posing and emotion. A bottle of lemonade doesn’t understand anything, it is just a bottle.   Photographer Rob Grimm is one of the premier food and beverage photographers in the world. This tutorial will show you everything he did on set to create stunning capture files before they are handed off to Aaron to bring the concept together in Photoshop.  Learn the secrets of food and beverage photography from one of the masters. This tutorial will teach you key pre-production steps, lighting, composition and everything else that was done on set to capture these images. In the second part of this tutorial you’ll learn how the images are composited together and detailed retouching techniques.

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Learn the Art of Digital Storytelling: Designing an Abandoned Church 3D Environment / Level Art in Unreal Engine 5

This course showcases a longer-format still life painting. We will cover the tools necessary to embark on a more complicated scene. A cohesive theme can be formed with a basic arsenal of elements such as flowers, metals and glass. Other topics are discussed ranging from the supply of a still life “larder” to color comps. This course is a fifteen part exploration of a garden theme with roses, bird nests, and antique metal objects.

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