As we are learning, we have visions to create something. I always get my inspiration from movies. I create drawings of mine and then make time for play shooting, or wait for the perfect client to walk through the door. It starts with light & styling. Choosing the correct aperture that you can enhance blur in the right places. Pick your tones and print. This look is perfect for dance and creative romantic portraits. Join me as I walk you through my process of setting the image tone from RAW file to Photoshop and then to choosing the final tones and colors.

As we are learning, we have visions to create something. I always get my inspiration from movies. I create drawings of mine and then make time for play shooting, or wait for the perfect client to walk through the door. It starts with light & styling. Choosing the correct aperture that you can enhance blur in the right places. Pick your tones and print. This look is perfect for dance and creative romantic portraits. Join me as I walk you through my process of setting the image tone from RAW file to Photoshop and then to choosing the final tones and colors.

Men carry weight so much differently than women. They are triangular. You want a harder, more broad light. You want strong definition in the chin, shoulders and arms. Remember: Bigger. Wider. Stronger. Watch as Sue guides you through a side by side shoot to show you the difference in posing average size men to posing big men. As always, Sue provides in-depth knowledge that she has gained over her 30 years of experience. She will guide you through the process of posing these men and help you discover what angles might be best for different body types. Use this course as a tool to help you acquire the confidence to tackle this demographic. Following Sue’s guidance will have you mastering how to pose big men in no time!

Join Sue as she goes through these tips and so many more during a photoshoot where she’s posing brothers. The information Sue goes over with you is so great and timeless. You will learn poses that you will be using in your business for years to come. If you have a sibling photo shoot coming up, you will definitely want to take the time to watch the posing brothers course. If your photoshoot is of all brothers, then you will want to tune in to this course, but you will also want to see the Flow Posing: Man course as well! With over 60 poses in that course for a man, it will help you so much when you are trying to pose your brothers photoshoot.

https://inspire.peter-coulson.com.au/workshops/lighting/small-reflector-set-up

This model came in to the studio really keen to shoot, after not shooting with anyone for over a year. In her time away from the camera, she had a few amazing outfits planned and Peter knew straight away that a small reflector almost mimicking sunlight would compliment it perfectly. We hope you enjoy the BTS of their shoot together.

https://inspire.peter-coulson.com.au/workshops/posing/interview-with-teisha

https://inspire.peter-coulson.com.au/workshops/posing/interview-with-rosanna-faraci

Rosanna Faraci has been in the industry for a number of years now, with tons of experience as both a model and photographer (you can watch her mentor session with Peter here). Join her and Peter in this interview as they discuss her starting as a model before the days of Instagram, talking about her being able to relate to models so well as a photographer because she has been on the other side of the lens, ins and outs of the industry and a heap of other things inbetween!

https://inspire.peter-coulson.com.au/workshops/lighting/3-looks-in-3-hours

These tutorials show you how Peter works during commerical jobs, test shoots & his own personal shoots.

https://inspire.peter-coulson.com.au/workshops/lighting/41327-2

In this tutorial, Peter wanted to play around with v-flats and bounce lighting – his favoruite. Join us as he plays with the lighting and I play around with my posing in my head to create different faces. This is followed by a retouch of our favoruite image from the shoot.

In this shoot, Anne found an inspiration photo that looked like it was taken outside with a sheet on a washing line and gave Peter the challenge of recreating this in the studio. He set up some lights to give the effect of sunshine and then had to post Anne quite specifically so that the sheet would blow in a certain way.