Get your game on with Sports Illustrated Staff Photographer Bill Frakes as he takes you to a variety of locations to capture dynamic portraits of athletes performing at the peak of action. Every location has unique challenges that you need to make work to your advantage. Learn tips on setting up for killer shots, taking care of your gear, how to work with your subjects, and being prepared to roll with whatever comes your way whether you are on the field, in the locker room, or at the beach.

Peter Coulson Photography - Meika

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

Peter Coulson Photography - Male Model Training

https://inspire.peter-coulson.com.au/workshops/posing/male-model-training

• We recieve lots of comments and questions asking if Peter ever shoots males, and Abbey’s boyfriend is just getting in to modelling so hin this tutorial you will get to see James on his second ever shoot and first shoot with Peter!
• This tutorial dives into the nuances of male model posing, offering practical insights for both aspiring and professional models. Led by renowned photographer Peter Coulson, the session showcases real-time coaching as he guides a male model through essential techniques to enhance confidence, posture, and expression in front of the camera.
• Throughout the tutorial, Coulson emphasizes the importance of natural movement, micro-posing adjustments, and overcoming stiffness to achieve authentic and striking images. He also discusses lighting setups, facial engagement, and the psychological aspects of modeling, ensuring the model feels comfortable and expressive.
• Perfect for photographers and models alike, this training provides a comprehensive look at the art of male modeling, helping individuals refine their presence and elevate their portfolio with dynamic, well-composed shots.

Domestika - Editorial photo with basic equipment

https://www.domestika.org/en/courses/2889-editorial-photo-with-basic-equipment

Audio: Spanish Subtitles: Spanish · English · Portuguese · German · French · Italian · Polish · Dutch

• Discover the exciting world of street fashion photography with this online course. Led by Mairo Mora, a renowned fashion photographer, this course will teach you how to capture high-quality images with basic equipment and make the most of natural light.
• In this online course, you will explore the key techniques and concepts for photographing fashion in urban settings. Mairo Mora will share her experience and knowledge to help you create stunning photos that could be published in fashion magazines.
• You will learn to select the different types of fashion photography shots, to keep your team simple and efficient, and to choose your creative team strategically. You will also discover how to create an inspiring moodboard and design poses that enhance the aesthetics of your models.

Imagine if you could sit down with Scott Kelby and have him help you get up and running with Lightroom in an hour. Well, imagine no more! From the Library to Develop and Print to Export modules, Scott focuses on all the key tools you need to know to be successful in Lightroom. He'll show you how to get your images into Lightroom, how to keep them organized, how to make them look great, and then share them with the world.

Take your Instagram presence to the next level! Join Scott Kelby as he shares everything he’s learned about creating an interesting and compelling Instagram account that encourages people to interact and follow you. This is an incredibly important time to be on Instagram since it is the only social media platform that is made specifically for photography. In this class Scott explains the advantages Instagram has over other social media outlets, how to work with your images before posting, the importance of captioning, why you need to use hashtags, and all kinds of tips and tricks to help you develop a strategy for growing your Instagram audience and have fun doing it.

Spend an hour talking business with Glyn Dewis, a photographer, retoucher, and trainer based in the UK. Glyn sits down with Kelby Training's own Mia McCormick to discuss the business side of being a working photographer and retouch artist, where they delve into a variety of topics, such as developing a personal style, staying connected with clients, the importance of planning, and how to make the best of it when things go wrong. Throughout the interview Glyn shares fantastic tips of the trade and some of the advice that has helped him the most.

It's the holidays, and you need to start thinking about how to make those holiday cards.  You're into photography, and into Photoshop. Instead of taking the same picture for your holiday card, or running to the mall to get that moment with Santa - how about making a card that they'll really remember.  This class will show you how to use a simple playground to make a funny scene using simple gear and Photoshop. We'll then move back into the lab and show you post processing tricks that will take that image to the next level.  We'll even add to the Christmas Card by using compositing - and our library of Santa Claus pictures that are yours to keep!

Larry Becker provides the best way possible to learn your new Canon 6D By presenting to you all the settings, buttons and dials and all of their uses so that you don't have to look at the manual.

Every location provides its own unique challenges, and you need to be able to pick your battles and rise to the occasion. You'll learn how to work with a range of gear-from speedlights to strobes to diffusion panels-to get the kind of killer shots that convey a sense of realism and authenticity. Erik takes you through a series of locations and situations while demonstrating lighting, posing, and composition tips and techniques all along the way.

In this course we'll examine various light shaping tools and how to speak with light. We'll investigate how these light shaping tools can produce dramatic and different portrait solutions.

Masters of Photography - Paul Nicklen

https://mastersof.photography/paul-nicklen/

• National Geographic, conservationist, wildlife and art photographer, Paul Nicklen has released his first and only Masterclass to help you to achieve greatness with your nature photography pursuits. You’ll learn every technique, tip and trick Paul has used in a career spanning over 20 years. Paul will teach you how to create evocative and powerful images that can help change the world for the better. You will learn Paul’s cornerstone techniques such as his 20-60-20 rule, photo sketching, composition, goal setting and essential checklists to apply to your own work and increase your confidence.
• Learn how to create and tell conservation stories that help affect change in our world
• Live Encounters: Discover Paul’s process in photographing and respecting animals in the wild
• The mental and psychological approach to become a successful photographer
• Your backyard and beyond, discover Paul’s tips on where to find photography projects
• Essential photographic exercises to spur on your creativity
• Paul reveals the stories behind his most iconic images

Domestika - Top-down Food Photography

https://www.domestika.org/en/courses/3995-top-down-food-photography

Audio: Spanish Subtitles: Spanish · English · Portuguese · German · French · Italian · Polish · Dutch

Domestika - Food Levitation Photography

https://www.domestika.org/en/courses/4579-food-levitation-photography

Audio: English Subtitles: English · Spanish · Portuguese · German · French · Italian · Polish · Dutch

Calvin Hollywood shows you a personal portrait style that's fun and easy to learn with the interesting twist of other photographers being the models for this type of shoot! Join us and Calvin as you learn this new and unique way to take beautiful portraits of the people around you.

Larry Becker sits down with professional photographer, photo educator and author, Colby Brown who specializes in landscape, travel and humanitarian photography. Over the course of 90 minutes Colby shares the story of how he got started in travel photography, the importance of immersing yourself in the cultures you cover, why being open to new opportunities is crucial to finding them, his perspective on choosing gear when traveling, and so much more! Throughout his work one can see that he combines his love of the natural world with his fascination of the world's diverse cultures. Each of his photographs tells a story of life on this planet. Colby has dedicated years of his life to combining his passion for photography with his love of travel and adventure. From diving the Great Barrier Reef to climbing peaks in the Himalayas. Surfing the breaks off the North Shore in Hawaii to ice climbing the glaciers of New Zealand. Through these experiences, he has learned the importance of compassion within this dynamic and complicated world we all live in. Lending a helping hand or even a smile can go a very long way. In 2010 Colby helped found Lespwa Haiti, an organization that sets out to bring back the focus on the rebuilding of Haiti. In 2011 Colby founded The Giving Lens, which blends photo education and giving back to local communities.

Learn how to capture pieces of history and take a walk through time. Join Bill Fortney in Nelson, Nevada, a fantastic ghost town that is just chock-full of Americana. What's Americana? Well, you'll learn about that and a whole lot more as Bill takes you through one of his favorite places to photograph. You'll learn about all of Bill's gear for this type of project, his philosophical approach to the subject matter, and then he walks you through each photographic setup as he makes a photograph. Bill wraps up the class with a look at his post-processing workflow for different types of images.

It’s not what you look at that matters, it’s what you see! Join Karen Hutton for an exploration of how to find your voice, and share it with the world. Finding your voice takes a lifetime, but you don’t need to wait to start using it. In this class Karen shares a simple process, using many visual examples, for how you can look at your own life and connect who you are to what you do with your photography. Your voice is who you are, and the world needs you to weave things that matter into what you want to say with your art. From having a vision to practical examples and exercises, Karen shares what has helped her find her voice and bring it to bear in her work. This class was filmed in front of a live audience, so be sure to stick around for the Q&A session at the end.

Photographer Joe McNally vocalizes his thought process as he lights and shoots a mix of indoor and outdoor locations in New Mexico.