This course is for you, if you:
You have  experience in studio still life photography and want to add jewelry photograhy to your expertise.
Familiar with Adobe Photoshop and Strobe studio lighting, have a macro lens and DSLR/ Mirrorless camera (or medium format)
You are going to do a photography and a post-production in house, and need to get a full training on jewelry photography.

Jewelry Photography Masterclass
This is part one of a jewelry master class that was set in Atlanta Georgia during 2013 with a live audience. In this part Alex goes through the setting up and lighting of a variety of different rings. Continues with the workshop working primarily with another ring – this one has a gold band, with an emerald color stone and diamond like jewels around the setting. Here you will learn to deal with different challenges that can arise during a shoot and how to diagnose and resolve problems.

Concludes this workshop with photographing more jewelry, working different backgrounds, working with the use of a cone diffuser, discussions on focus stacking, and more.