Let Joe Edelman guide you through the various possibilities of creating awesome light for portrait photography and headshots with just ONE Flash, simple light reflectors and light modifiers!
This is an in-depth look at lens selection from the standpoint of the type of portrait photography you are doing and the environment you are shooting in. Joe also gives you some great tips, and he’ll share his favorite portrait lens.
Know Your Gear’s Functions By Heart: Psychology is a crucial element in portrait photography. Understanding body language and how to communicate and motivate your subject is 80 percent of the work involved in making a great image.
Joe Edelman shares the 6 most important reasons for working with a makeup artist. Your clients expect an exceptional outcome from working with a professional photographer. They want you to cater to their beauty and professional standards.
Eyes do provide lots of information about another person’s emotional state. To light eyes properly, you need catchlights. In fact, it’s all about catchlights! After all, eyes are the window to the soul.
If I could own only one background for portraits, it would have to be gray. With minimal effort, you can turn a gray backdrop into white, or black, or pretty much any color you can imagine.
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