The Intro to Photography workshop is the best workshop to take if you are not shooting in complete manual model. Even if you are not a complete beginner we will teach you so much in this three hour workshop, students are amazed at how when get some of the best images they ever took at a beginner workshop. Yes we spend the first hour going over the technical part, but then it is all hands on with models so you learn by shooting. With Diana and Leah as models it made it even easier to capture amazing images. .jpg "Atlanta_Photography_Workshop_Introductory_001")
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Both images above are taken with only available light from a window behind Diana and a silver reflector to bounce light into her face..jpg "Atlanta_Photography_Workshop_Introductory_003")
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Natural light can be beautiful but sometimes it is too flat so we bounced some sun into Diana with a reflector..jpg "Atlanta_Photography_Workshop_Introductory_011")
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Using the direct soft very late sun to create magic with the lighting, this is why the movie people call it “Magic Time”..jpg "Atlanta_Photography_Workshop_Introductory_014")
I love warm late afternoon light, and the shots above I wanted the sun to flair my lens so I shot with shallow depth of field. The shot above is with backlighting..jpg "Atlanta_Photography_Workshop_Introductory_015")
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