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Wedding Workshop Six | Photographing the Details
- 1.1 Wedding Workshop Six | Photographing The Details Trailer 1M 1S
- 1.2 Introduction Purpose and Top Five Challenges of Wedding Day Details
- 1.3 The Marketing Power Of Wedding Decor Photographs 11M 39S
- 1.4 Ideal Lenses for Details
- 1.5 Any Camera Can Tell a Story
- 1.6 Any Light Will Do the Job
- 1.7 Assignment: Lighting the Details
- 1.8 Chapter One Quiz
- 2.1 How To Photograph Wedding Decor Under Time Constraints 9M 33S
- 2.2 Before You Take A Single Shot
- 2.3 Start By Minding The Details
- 2.4 Anatomy Of The Details Story
- 2.5 With Each Image, Select A Single Subject
- 2.6 Conceal Vs. Reveal
- 2.7 Assignment: Find Your Hero
- 2.8 Photographing The Details: Chapter Two Quiz
- 3.1 "Must Have" Walk-Throughs | Wide - Setting The Scene
- 3.2 Medium - Showing The Ceremony Heroes
- 3.3 Tight - Revealing Ceremony Details
- 3.4 Putting Together The Ceremony Story
- 3.5 Wide - Setting The Reception Scene
- 3.6 Medium - Showing The Reception Heroes
- 3.7 Tight - Revealing The Reception Details
- 3.8 Storytelling With Wedding Decor For Publication 5M 2S
- 3.9 Assignment: Wide Reception Or Ceremony Details Shot
- 3.10 Chapter Three Quiz
- 4.1 Lighting: The Goal & Approach
- 4.2 Outdoor Ceremony Daylight | No Modification
- 4.3 Outdoor Reception - Daylight | Reflector Pin Lighting
- 4.4 Outdoor Reception - Daylight | Day Vs. Dusk
- 4.5 Indoor Reception - Daylight/Ambient Mix | Balancing
- 4.6 Indoor Reception - Moody Warm Ambient Light | Pinning With Constants
- 4.7 Indoor Reception - Craptastic Ambient Light | Simulating Natural Light
- 4.8 Indoor Reception - Dark Ambient Light | Flash For Bright...
- 4.9 Indoor Reception - Bright Daylight/Ambient Mix | Pinning With...
- 4.10 Indoor Reception - Dramatic High Color Ambient | Correcting/Pinning...
- 4.11 Assignment: Before/After Of Bad Ambient Lighting
- 4.12 Chapter Four Quiz
- 5.1 Verify Ballroom Entrance Lighting Before Shooting
- 5.2 Backlight For Added Interest
- 5.3 How To Create Unique Compositions With Foreground Elements
- 5.4 Panoramic Stitch Grand Scenes
- 5.5 Light Painting Panoramic Scenes
- 5.6 Light Painting And Compositing To Complete A Scene
- 5.7 Practice And Refinement
- 5.8 Use Mirrors Wisely
- 5.9 Remove Crappy Objects | Use Existing Light For Speed
- 5.10 Capture The Couple
- 5.11 Assignment: Panoramic Stitch Grand Scenes
- 5.12 Chapter Five Quiz
- 6.1 General Goals With Details And Post-Production
- 6.2 Managing Bright Lights
- 6.3 Controlling High-Intensity Colors
- 6.4 Use Lightroom Transform For Perfect Invitation Shapes
- 6.5 Pano-Stitch Using Lightroom
- 6.6 Simple Compositing To Fill Out Rooms
- 6.7 Assignment: Controlling High-Intensity Colors
- 6.8 Chapter Six Quiz
Total Course Run Time 7H 25M 46S
Course Progression
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Quizzes Completed 0 / 6
Assignment Completed 1 / 8
I still don’t understand shooting from the shadows….do you mean stand with your back to the sun and shoot the highlights, or shoot facing the sun ie backlight?