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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 8 / 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?
back lit or just off backlit