All tagged fashion
Over 70 pages showcasing practical photography tips from from the boudoir, glamour, portrait and artistic nude genres. Featuring The Power of Anonymity by Dominik Zky, Sensual Neon Boudoir by Misty Moss, From Drab to Fab by Roberto Cordero Jr. and Elevating Creativity with Everyday Props by Gina Vadana.
Versatile ways to incorporate movements for fashion. Controlling multiple speedlights for a high-key studio shoot. Inspiring backlight portraits with natural and indoor lighting. Getting creative with a two-light setup for glamour. Demonstrating the effects of soft lighting and hard lighting to headshots.
The one that shares with you different aspects and techniques of fashion photography.
The one with practical techniques and insights into the industry of Commercial Photography.
The one with plenty of tips for flattering a curvier or fuller figured subject, and helping bring out the “WOW” in their portrait and fashion images.
The one in which the one in which we are shooting brides and couples in creative ways, for example bridal boudoir with Playboy Playmate Evelin Aubert. We explain how to break into commercial wedding photography and you will see Michael's biggest lighting fail ever.Michael is shooting hot, steamy shower photos of playmate Olga Kaminska, without actually using a shower or anything similar.
The one on how to defy logic and stretch your imagination to create the images of your dreams. Tips, tricks and tutorials. Postproduction walkthroughs ranging from high-end photoshop composing down to a surreal workflow leveraging smartphone apps only.
The one enabling Good Light! Mag readers to shoot awesome photos everywhere. Some highlights: Thomas Wilken is shooting high-end fashion with available light and the new Olympus OM-D EM1. Playboy playmate Coxy Dominika is photographed at a crackling hot fireplace using flash and a dragged shutter speed and Damien Lovegrove turns a dull and dark day in January into the sunniest day of the year by using an HMI light during his boudoir shoot.
The one with an Adobe Lightroom preset which simply turns your photos into Neo Noir style up to a case study of how a team of pro’s goes about producing a fashion piece.
