(Photo by A. Sue Weisler/RIT)
This is me doing one of my Studio and Location Lighting workshops at the Northern Short Course in Rochester. I use a plaster head as the "subject" as I demonstrate various portrait lighting techniques. In this photograph I am showing where to put a "Hair Light." I have spoken enough about being at the convention lately that I thought you might want to know what I actually DO there...
Is your lecture on youtube or any place where those of us who didn't attend can pick up some of your pointers? Wish there was a place to pick up phototographers' "hints" for the amateur who doesn't want to get too technical but still wants to take decent-quality pictures. Anyone know of such a Web site?
ReplyDeleteMy lecture is nearly 3 hours long, so it would probably "break" Youtube! There is a great site called "Strobist" where a working photographer shows how he solved various lighting problems in his everyday work. It is a stunning site with great ideas. You can find it here:
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It was an excellent workshop, Ken! You're a magician (with a wand of light)!
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