Mark Wallace is a photographer, educator, and solo world traveler. In 2014, Mark left the U.S. to embark on a worldwide adventure. In 2016 he decided to give up planes, trains, and automobiles and is now exploring the world on his motorcycle. Mark has created hundreds of photography tutorials sponsored by Snapfactory and Adorama. His most popular series are Digital Photography One on One and Exploring Photography, in addition to his best-selling lighting classes on CreativeLive.
Follow along as Mark Wallace walks you through his portrait-beauty lighting process. From beauty dish and directional light via Octabox with grid to rounding things up with Clamshell Lighting by adding a second light (Softbox) to fill in the shadows.
Mark Wallace shows you how to create portraits using a single Speedlight and two different types of umbrellas. Besides the cheap light modifiers, the straightforward tool of the trade is just one Speedlight.
Mark Wallace demonstrates the differences between wide-angle and telephoto lenses for portrait photography. This video debunks the myth that wide-angle lenses distort faces, shows why you should use longer zoom lenses in the studio, even if it’s a tiny place.
Part 1 - Portrait photography, or portraiture,...
Part 2 - Portrait photography, or portraiture,...
Shooting simple: If you're just starting out in...
Mark Wallace demonstrates how you can get beautiful, environmental portraits using a specific lens, a specific lighting technique, and the proper camera settings.
Using just one light and one light modifier, Mark Wallace creates three distinct looks. This is an exercise that can be done with just about any light and light modifier.
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