
We are excited to announce our latest premium tutorial, Fine Art Boudoir | The Earthen Bathtub. This tutorial will teach photographers how to execute a beautiful boudoir shoot from start to finish. We cover planning, lighting, posing, overcoming challenges, post production and more!
Fine Art Boudoir Teaser
Purchase and Discount
To celebrate the release, here’s a launch discount for you SLR Loungers. Please use the following code for a $10 discount, bringing your total to just $39.
$10 Off Launch Discount: boudoir10
Product Page: Fine Art Boudoir | Earthen Bathtub
What You’ll Learn
Gorgeous Effects with Inexpensive Gear – All of the images taken in this tutorial can be achieved with standard equipment. So, whether you have a Canon 5D Mark III or a Canon Rebel, we can show you how to create beautifully professional boudoir images without having to break the bank for expensive gear.
Master Advanced Retouching Techniques – This tutorial will help provide you with an in-depth look on the post production of fine art boudoir images. The videos with take you through all the steps of RAW image processing in Lightroom as well as guiding you through the retouching of two full images in Photoshop so that your final images can be ready for enlargement.
Guidelines on Client Interaction & Comfort – In order to conduct a smooth and successful shoot, knowing how to work with and accommodating your model is essential. Not only do we show you different ways to pose your female subject, but we also help you to be aware of certain micro adjustments on the arms and body that become necessary in composing a stunning photo.
Purchase and Discount
$10 off Launch Discount: boudoir10
Product Page: Fine Art Boudoir | Earthen Bathtub
Sample Images from the Boudoir Workshop
Pye Jirsa
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I use direct flash fill a lot, usually with good results. Especially when outdoors and the sun is just too bright. Sometimes reflectors can be even more harsh than flash!
I really enjoyed this tutorial. It was so much different than the typical “out of context” training videos. The photographer featured was very likable, knowledgeable, and for me he proceeded at just the right pace. After watching the Tutorial, I had a lot of success at a subsequent milk bath shoot (my first one)! I will be looking for more of these in-depth tutorials that feature the whole process in context, as well as training on how to use our tools.