https://visualeducation.com/class/e-commerce-clothing-photography/

 

In this live workshop, now available to watch as a replay, Karl demonstrates simple methods for achieving perfect white backgrounds when shooting clothing for e-commerce purposes.  The first setup involves a white T-shirt on a hanger. Karl begins by revealing the kind of mistakes inexperienced photographers commonly make with this kind of setup, before showing you how to avoid them. He also reveals an effective trick got maintaining the shape of the garment on the hanger.  As Karl experiments with different lighting modifiers and props, you’ll learn the best ways to shoot white clothing on a white background.  Next, Karl shoots a patterned suit on a mannequin, revealing the versatility of the lighting setup he has created while making small adjustments to alter the exposure and contrast.  Moving on to a flat-lay arrangement, Karl shows you how to achieve a perfect white background behind the garment. He then lights the product itself and solves various problems as they come up.

https://visualeducation.com/class/white-blocks-fashion-post-production/

 

In this post-production class, Karl walks you through his editing and retouching process as he works on the RAW files he captured in White Blocks Fashion Shoot.  As Karl moves from Phocus to Photoshop, you’ll learn how to use highlight control and layer masks to manage instances of over-exposure.  You’ll also see Karl use the Healing Brush and Clone Stamp tool as he addresses imperfections in the floor, background, blocks, and more.  As he works on the model’s face, hands and legs, Karl demonstrates precise burning and dodging. He shows you how to use a solarized layer, plus how to adjust hue saturation to create a ‘visual aid’ layer.  You’ll cover colouration, unsharp masks, using low and high frequency layers, how to experiment with hue and colour blend modes, plus many other tools and techniques.

https://visualeducation.com/class/white-blocks-fashion-shoot/

 

In this fashion photography class, Karl shows you how to create broad, soft lighting by using the white studio wall as a kind of giant softbox.  You’ll see Karl and the team working hard to position the white blocks perfectly and find the right power setting for the lights directed at the wall. He also explains his choice of modifier for these background lights.  Once the model enters the shot, you’ll watch Karl introduce a new fill light, plus some props, as he seeks the ideal exposure for Suzannah, her outfit and her accessories.  Then it’s time for Suzannah to throw some shapes as she and Karl experiment with a range of dynamic poses, including some involving a wind machine.

https://visualeducation.com/class/drop-tank-fruit-photoshoot/

 

In this live workshop, now available to watch as a replay, watch Karl and the team work with a drop tank to capture numerous shots of a beverage can along with various pieces of fruit.

The plan? To composite these shots together in a follow-up live post-production workshop.

You’ll learn about best practices for drop-tank work, including preparation, props and, most importantly, lighting.

As Karl works, he answers several questions from members, further demystifying key aspects of the process.

The studio gets somewhat soaked – but it’s worth it!

https://visualeducation.com/class/food-photography-styling/

 

For this live photography workshop, Karl is joined by top food photographer Anna Pustynnikova for an in-depth lesson in food photography and styling.

Anna shares her top secrets for food styling as well as demonstrates how, using just basic equipment, you can achieve amazing food photographs. Building on this, Karl then demonstrates a number of alternative lighting setups as they work, live, towards achieving a mouthwatering image of beef pastrami.

https://www.domestika.org/en/courses/2898-commercial-photography-find-your-authentic-style

 

 Attract your dream clients by developing your own unique visual identity and building a striking photography portfolio

When it comes to photography, finding your style can open a whole new world of possibilities. Commercial photographer and director Aleksandra Kingo is known for the witty, colorful photographs she creates. She has worked with clients including Virgin Atlantic, Glenlivet Whisky, Miu Miu, and Kenzo and shares her work with over 50K followers on Instagram.

In this course, Aleksandra teaches you how to find your own visual identity and build a portfolio that appeals to commercial clients. Learn to create a set of unique photographs that reflect your creative vision. Are you ready to kick-start your career as a commercial photographer?

https://www.creativelive.com/class/irresistible-mobile-food-photography-from-shoot-to-social-andrew-scrivani

Create Stunning Food Images And Social Attention, Right From Your Mobile

https://www.skillshare.com/en/classes/DIY-Product-Photography-Backdrop-Create-a-Portable-Canvas-Surface/1799486863?via=search-layout-grid

In this class I'll share my technique for crafting a handmade portable photography backdrop. This canvas surface is a durable, flexible, travel-friendly solution to improve your product and food photography. I'll take you through the process for making your own, as well as how to use it in your work in a photoshoot demo!

https://www.amandadiazphotography.com/fashion-photography

Learn how to plan, shoot and edit a complete fashion editorial from start to finish.

 

 

What Will You Learn in this Course?
In this course, I will show you my process from start to finish on how to plan and create a Fashion Story Editorial. This course is to help you in understanding how the entire process works from deciding on your theme or idea, how to find inspiration, simple planning by creating a mood board to keep your thoughts and ideas organized and then the shoot itself. Next you can see how I go through my images and my process on how I narrow them down, then taking them into photoshop to work on the post processing.
I talk about how to keep your edits consistent across the images even if the lighting changes as we are shooting outside with unpredictable lighting.

Photigy - Jewelry Photography: Golden Pendant Shot
https://www.photigy.com/jewelry-photography-golden-pendant-shot-pro-club-assignment-40/
This is a product photography tutorial for Pro Club Interactive Education Program, assignment #40
This course is for beginners as well as for those who are already familiar with product photography and want to master their skills.

https://inspire.peter-coulson.com.au/workshops/photoshoots/louisa

 

This tutorial is a fly-on-the-wall of Peter’s most recent shoot with Louisa (who used to go by Claire but she changed her name), just with Peter and her shooting.

https://inspire.peter-coulson.com.au/workshops/photoshoots/beach-shoot-with-rara

 

With no reflectors or flashes, in this video Peter will show you why shooting with full sun in the middle of the day is his favourite time to shoot. Carrying extra gear when shooting on location draws more attention so we always keep it minimal and use natural reflectors instead – like the bounce off the white sand at a beach.

 

https://www.joakim-karlsson.com/lr-ps-videos/natasha-in-valldemossa
In this video I show the full edit of this photo. I describe the light and the shooting conditions. Raw file and edited file included.

Adam Bird Post Processsing Tutorial
https://www.adambirdphotography.com/
Follow along with this post processing video in photoshop and edit included PS Action & Hi res Image for practice .

https://inspire.peter-coulson.com.au/workshops/photoshoots/city-lingerie-shoot

 

Peter, RaRa, and Shiori all teamed up again recently for another lingerie in the city shoot, and as you will see it was absolutely magic! Peter loves using full sun to create fashion images, and was really aiming for Helmut Newton style images. You will notice how quickly we move from spot to spot, and also how minimal Peter’s gear is – when doing this type of work we want to draw as little of attention as possible.

Igor Sakharov - Shooting in sparkling water

Fascinating work with water allows you to get unusual results - and most importantly, each time this result will be a little different. Water makes its own adjustments to the work.  This time we will work with carbonated water, very unusual and beautifully shoot the most ordinary tomatoes.  What is this lesson about?  The ability to find in the ordinary is wonderful, it distinguishes a real photographer from ordinary people. We find beauty in everything and strive to capture it in the frame.  This time we will work with carbonated water, we will understand what opportunities this technique will give us. In my work, I have repeatedly used shooting in sparkling water in commercial orders. I am sure that this technique will become a favorite in your arsenal. I will tell you step by step how to organize and conduct such a shooting.

Igor Sakharov - A jar of cosmetics on a complex background

The lesson will clearly show how you can and should finely control the light. You will learn how to highlight objects with different textures and create volume with the help of light. Master the non-standard presentation of the subject. You will understand how to create effective, attractive pictures with a minimum of effort.

 Igor Sakharov - Watch photography

Learning to work with metal and show its properties. For the polished material of this watch, we set highlights that emphasize the shape of the object and correctly show the color of the metal to the viewer. We put the light on the sapphire crystal. We show the texture of the leather strap. We take into account the design of the watch, and start shooting from it.

https://www.ghionis.com/p/fashion-shoots
Observe Jerry's flawless posing and lighting techniques as you watch behind the scenes footage of his Fashion Shoots.

Igor Sakharov - Burning Ice

https://igorsakharov.com/