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Wedding Workshop Two | Photographing the Groom
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Photographing the Groom Getting Ready It’s time for our groom to get dressed, unfortunately for all those ladies out there watching, that’s why the pause button exists. Focus on your lighting and the distractions that exist in the room. If…
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Wedding Workshop Two | Photographing the Groom
- 1.1 Trailer 1M 5S
- 1.2 Introduction to Photographing the Groom
- 1.3 What Is This Course About?
- 1.4 Our Three Favorite Lenses for Photographing the Groom
- 1.5 Honorable Lens Mentions
- 1.6 Creative Accessories For Your Photography Toolkit
- 1.7 Light Modifiers and Accessories
- 1.8 Specialty Lighting Tools for Your Kit
- 1.9 Second Shooters Gear Guide For Photographing The Groom
- 1.10 8 Tips For Prepping To Photograph The Groom
- 1.11 Chapter One Quiz
- 3.1 Location Scouting for Natural Light Groom Portraits
- 3.2 Understanding How to Control Natural Light for Portraits
- 3.3 Solving Lighting & Composition Issues On the Spot
- 3.4 Posing Tips for Seated Portraits
- 4.1 Introduction To Shooting The Details
- 4.2 Shooting The Details Pt. 1
- 4.3 Shooting The Details Pt. 2
- 5.1 Introduction to Photographing Groom Prep
- 5.2 How We Shot It: Using Off-Camera Flash In the Shower 9M 14S
- 5.3 Photographing the Groom Getting Ready
- 5.4 Photographing the Groom Opening a Gift
- 5.5 Photographing the Groomsmen Getting Ready
- 5.6 Photographing Groomsmen Gift Exchange
- 6.1 Introduction to Shooting Dramatic Groom & Groomsmen Portraits
- 6.2 Location Scouting & Scene Analysis For Dramatic Indoor Portraits
- 6.3 Dramatic Groomsmen Portraits - Bar Scene
- 7.1 Introduction to Outdoor Groom & Groomsmen Photos
- 7.2 Outdoor Groom Photos- Scouting & Scene Analysis
- 7.3 Outdoor Groom & Groomsmen Photos - Valet Driveway
- 7.4 Outdoor Groom & Groomsmen Portraits - Walking Shots
- 7.5 Outdoor Groom & Groomsmen Individual Portraits
- 8.1 Case Study #1 - B&W Is Your Last Resort
- 8.2 Case Study #2 - Mixing Light Temperatures
- 8.3 Case Study #3 - Warm Kicker/Rim Light For Added Interest
- 8.4 Case Study #4 - Watch Your Lenses & Angles
- 8.5 Case Study #5 - Got Junk? Light It!
- 8.6 Case Study #6 - Use Creative Accessories to Conceal
- 8.7 Case Study #7 - Incorporate Family & Friends Into Groom Prep
- 8.8 Case Study #8 - Positioning Hands
- 8.9 Case Study #9 - Focus on Photojournalism
- 10.1 PhotoMechanic Culling Workflow
- 10.2 Lightroom Keywording for Organization
- 10.3 Lightroom Post-Processing for Groom Details
- 10.4 Lightroom Post-Processing for Groom Prep
- 10.5 Lightroom Post-Processing for Groom and Groomsmen Prep
- 10.6 Lightroom Post-Processing for Groom Portraits
- 10.7 Lightroom Post-Processing for Groomsmen Group Portraits
- 10.8 Lightroom Post-Processing for Journalistic Shots
- 10.9 Lightroom Post-Processing for Journalistic Shots Pt. 2
- 10.10 Fine-Tuning Lightroom Culling
- 10.11 Simple Photoshop Retouching
- 10.12 Black & White Virtual Copies in Lightroom
Total Course Run Time 9H 29M 3S
Course Progression
Tutorials Completed 0 / 56
Quizzes Completed 0 / 1
Assignment Completed 0 / 0
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Giorgio ZamboniHi Pye, I’d like to know where your focus is when you shoot the groom getting ready ad f1.4.
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Bill Motzing
Great question. Please answer, Pye! Are you focus-recomposing at f/1.4? It seems to be to much activity too move the focal point.
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Hi Pye, I’d like to know where your focus is when you shoot the groom getting ready ad f1.4.
Great question. Please answer, Pye! Are you focus-recomposing at f/1.4? It seems to be to much activity too move the focal point.