Learn my very easy and simplistic method for rich deep BW images that complement the tones of your own personal images. If you struggle with BW images, and you find that they are always flat, or that your BW images have a “blown out” look, then this is the perfect video for you. This will give you the tools to create the tones you desire without the frequent use of dodging and burning, curves, or contrast.

Dive into the secrets of my high noon snap with flash! Explore the chosen location, see the RAW image, and witness the behind-the-scenes hustle in Alabama. I’ll break down the capture and edit from start to finish. The gold nugget? The creative process before the shutter click!

Prepare for a lesson in composition, the secret sauce behind every captivating image. Trust me, the buzz was real when I shared this picture across all my social media platforms—it struck a chord with photographers everywhere! Now, join me as we venture behind the scenes, dissecting every aspect of this image. We’ll explore the intricacies of the chosen location, unveiling the ‘why’ that makes it magic. You will be shown the RAW image and the reason behind the light placements, each choice meticulously explained, and how I handle that “light spill” look that you often seen with flash images ( which I do not like btw ).

What if I told you that there’s beauty to be found in imperfection? That’s where my course on finding inspiration in non-visually perfect locations comes in. This option gives you the ENTIRE SERIES of four separate locations, and four separate edits! This is the best value as it gives you a first hand look at how I maximize a small area within ONE photo session!

Follow along as I change a drab image to fab by detailing during post-processing many of the attributes I shoot for. I will show you how I color tone an image and how I accentuate the light. The image shown here in the advertisement is the image that will be edited.

The term “de-flash” was told to me after another fellow photographer viewed some of my twilight/city light images. They stated that the images do not look like I used flash at all. Sometimes I do, and sometimes I do not. The beauty of it all is that my images have remained consistent.

Join me as I take you on a 3-part process on how I conduct my City Light Photo Sessions. The City Light Photo Session series is when I take viewers through my thought process from beginning to the end regarding how I am able to have a very cohesive city light shoot that my clients are absolutely loving! I will be showing the same subject that you’re able to see a how a cohesive session looks from the beginning until the end. In this video, I will briefly touch on a family, and show some fun footage of a 5yo I photographed during the blue hour.

Learn how I create images that were captured using natural light only ( no flash, or reflectors of any kind) that have the appearance as if they were captured with a strobe, or OCF ( off camera flash). I will edit one image that many assume were created using a flash, reflector, or OCF. I specifically edited these images to create that strobe/OCF look.

This video was inspired by a series of posts that I would share every so often on the Audrey Woulard Teaches board on Facebook. This is where I would start with a completely technically “off” image, and “revive” it to an acceptable image. Just to give you all a backstory on how this began, during a photo session, I would check my settings if I am moving in between two drastically different lighting situations. The first image is always a “test image”, however there are times when my subject has a lovely expression. So I have started to play with them strictly to post in my group.

Stylize your tones is a tutorial where I am showing how I tone my latest work. When many photographers think of image toning, they assume you are adding a color overlay, or you are adding color to the shadows, highlights, or both. I like to look at it a bit differently. I will take you through a 3 image edit where I show you how I add and use color to balance my images from a composition perspective that makes them pleasing to the eye. The steps are simple, and easy to adapt to your work!

The Strobe Edit is back, with new edits captured in the forest! Learn how I edit images that were captured using only natural light and make them appear as if OCF ( off camera flash) was used.

As a natural light photographer, capturing highlights and shadows is an important component of my work. They create depth and interest. Join me as I walk you through how I see, capture, and accentuate my high lights and shadows to create what I call “layers of light”.

[NSFW] Learn nude photography essentials in this 100-minute masterclass by Dan Hostettler.In this nude art photography class you will get a detailed introduction to artistic side of nude photography. Perfect for both beginners and seasoned photographers, this masterclass guides you through essential techniques, creative approaches, and professional insights to capture stunning nude art photography.

90+ mins tutorial on how to create a nude art magazine and make money out of it.In this nude photography magazine masterclass, Dan Hecho focuses on the popular book-making software Bookwright and how you can leverage it to create your own nude art magazine.

Discover the ultimate key to monochrome photography mastery from the expert.His tutorials are highly impactful and are tailored for easy understanding. This black and white photography tutorial is no exception, making it a good learning resource.

Master the art of Light Painting Photography with this detailed guide by Gim Liu. The reputable Gim Liu is the course instructor and his reputation of being a great tutor precedes him. Gim Liu will combine his experience and knowledge into the guide for you to go through every essential aspect of light painting photography. 

Here you’ll find a complete introduction to studio lighting and equipment, covering fundamental concepts related to portraiture, product and fashion photography.

Wondering what a softbox is? Unsure when to use one instead of an umbrella? Baffled by beauty dishes? These classes are for you.

Product photography can often seem like a daunting genre to get going with. What is a projection attachment and do I need one? How do I light reflective surfaces? What exactly is the Inverse Square Law? This series of 10 simple and easy to understand classes have been designed to fast track you to becoming a successful product photographer. Once you have finished this series of classes you will be feeling more confident to take on commercial briefs, saving you a lot of time and frustration down the line. Discover the equipment you need, and more importantly, the essential knowledge about product photography and lighting that will allow you to achieve shots that you will be proud of.

In this section Karl demonstrates 10 creative four-light portrait setups. Having already covered examples using one studio light, two studio lights and three studio lights, Karl shows you how to add that extra level of creativity by making use of techniques such as gels, hair lights and precision lighting. For examples of portraits on location, see the related content below.

In these food photography classes, you'll learn from top food photographer Anna Pustynnikova as she reveals her top food photography tips on everything from preparation and prop selection to styling and lighting. From natural light setups in your own home to more advanced studio lighting techniques, our classes cover beginner to advanced. Together with Anna and Karl, you’ll learn useful tricks like using reflectors and mirrors to create additional light simply and easily and other powerful techniques that will enable you to shoot your own creative ideas with confidence.