Portrait Artist and a true Master of Photography, Tim Kelly is also a Photographic Craftsman, Fellow of the American Society of Photographers, and International Portrait Master. Inducted for life into the Cameracraftsman of America and the International Society of Portrait Artists, Kelly remains one of the industry's most influential photographers.
Creating fine art portraiture for decades, and a renowned ”master print-maker", Kelly opened his first Florida studio in 1974, and his groundbreaking Gallery and Studio on Park Avenue in fashionable Winter Park, Florida in 1988. This would become the launching site for Kelly's booming photographic portrait business that continues still today.
Tim Kelly shares his best practice with you by demonstrating how to lighten the mood and direct children in a playful manner. The final goal of this session is to transform an image into a beautiful large painted canvas portrait.
Tim Kelly’s entire arsenal of reflectors revealed! Did you know that portable, full-size reflectors are a great answer to natural-looking light in your images? A way to make artificial lighting appear with strobes very different?
A simple, found gobo to trim light. Tim discusses and demonstrates this powerful tool so you can easily understand and duplicate his methods and produce better images IN CAMERA.
Tim Kelly’s entire arsenal of reflectors revealed! Did you know that portable, full-size reflectors are a great answer to natural-looking light in your images? A way to make artificial lighting appear with strobes very different?
Are you skeptical about the limitations of a “starter camera and kit lens” for making high-grade studio portraits? Well, don’t be! In this tutorial, Tim uses an inexpensive (older) DSLR. And, on top of that, he uses two inexpensive speedlights and an even cheaper softbox and accessories!
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