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PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY sa FASHION & GLAMOUR PHOTOGRAPHY sa PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY LIGHTING sa WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY xx FASHION & GLAMOUR PHOTOGRAPHY xx FIGURE PHOTOGRAPHY xx PHOTOGRAPHY How to turn black and white snapshots into portraits through the use of hand-tinting. Includes eight tips for taking great photos of children. Portrait tips from a pro. Building a portrait around a story. Taking portraits using infrared film can often eliminate the need for extensive retouching. How to either avoid flare, or use flare for romantic color portraits. Controlling contrast in indoor or outdoor color portraiture. Fine portraits from the kitchen. An interview with G. Paul Bishop, a master portrait photographer, who uses his kitchen as his darkroom. Some tips. Suggestions for taking portraits with an 8x10 camera. Perceptive portraits. Printing techniques to fine-tune your black-and-white portraits. High-contrast portraits are achieved using regular film, paper, and developer. The Zen system. Portraits that make a difference. Photographing people in their own environment. How to take great pictures of your kids. Some tips from Kodak. Executive portraiture. Part 1. Executive portraiture. Part 2. How to analyze the personality of your subject. Life magazine photographer gives tips on taking portraits which make company management happy. Tips on taking people pictures that editors will publish. Suggestions for getting "believable" people into pictures involving machines or technology. Streamlined passport photography for the industrial photographer. Tips on equipment and layout to make good passport photos in an economical and timely way. Some practical tips on arranging a photographic session to take pictures of your boss, or any other executive. Industrial portrature. Portrait photographer suggests following established, strictly formalized light patterns, facial angles, and head tilts. A look at IBM's peer recognition program. Views the program and the mounting techniques used. Shooting the boss. Portraiture at the executive level. Tips on photographing both male and female executives. Psychological portraiture. How to capture the essence of your subjects personality. Taking a shot at the top. Getting the most from executive portraiture sessions. Some tips. The executive portrait. Photographic techniques of Don Busath used to capture the subject in the correct environment. How to take better pictures (portraits) of your family. Using a doorway as a "studio" for portraits. Tips on taking color portraits outdoors. Try soft focus on color portraits and flowers to create a romantic effect. Considerations which must be given to color portraiture in the home or studio. Eight ways of taking portraits of your children at home. Informal portraits. Jill Krementz shows how you can make attention-getting portraits even when your subject's time and the location are limited. How to take your own passport photos. Take a look at yourself. Ideas for self-portraiture. How to form unusual facial portraits by cutting, tearing and pasting up a composite image. Flattering portraits and landscapes may require a softer (less-sharp) image. How to deliberately diffuse all or part of your lens. High quality head shots (portraiture) requires careful preparation. Some tips. Shoot professional-looking protraits with simple equipment. Tips on photographing children. Using wide-angle lenses to make portraits. Some tips Cherchez La Femme. Converting a black-and-white headshot (taken against a black background) into a color image with a color background using Photoshop. Improved portrait printing. Using masks for background control. Infrared portraiture, an impressionistic technique. Black-and-white portraits can often be greatly improved by using IR film. Twelve tips for better portraits. Picture your subjects as they see themselves. Creative portraiture. Picture subjects as they see themselves. Environmental portraits. Loretta Ayeroff gives some tips on photographing people in a natural, relaxed mood. How to take a simple, informal afternoon portrait on any sunny day. How to create multiple exposure portraits using a 4x5 view camera. The other side of portraiture. The importance of knowing what the subject of the portrait wants the picture to "say". A child's world. An illustrator's guide to photographing kids. Collins on basics. Add mood by decreasing shutter speed. Child portraiture. Hints on posing, focusing, lighting and equipment. Environmental portraits. Tips on producing a portrait in which the environment that surrounds the subject is as important to the picture as the subject itself. How to take portraits like a professional. Get the most from the new color print films. Implied portraiture. How to capture the essence of a portrait by photographing silhouettes. The art and intimacy of self-portraiture. Some tips. Documentary portraiture. Some photographic techniques from Senator Barry Goldwater. How to take your own passport photos. The kid chronicles. A documentary approach to baby photography. Photographing faces in foreign places. The technique and the etiquette of taking travel portraits. How to photograph adolescents. Characters. Tips on bringing out your subject's personality and energy (character) when photographing people. Quick and easy studio portraiture. Some tips. The power of the profile. Reviving an early 20th Century vision of portraiture. Some tips. Comp book. Environmental portrait. Produce a portrait of a person in his working environment which illustrates the drama or uniqueness of his job or personality. Comp book. Annual report illustration. Photograph a person in a simulated workplace and show importance and significance of their occupation. No-fluff portraiture for an acting and modeling portfolio. Some tips. Professional photographer explains his preference for 35mm color slide film in portrait work. Tips on posing of hands in portrait photos. Total portraiture. How to arrange and execute a series of photo sessions with talented artists, craftspeople, collectors and others with a great passion for their interests. Portrait photographer shares his techniques in this photographic portfolio of well-known photographers. Native portraiture. Building a relationship with your subject makes informal portaits possible when photographing in foreign countries. Beauty is in the grain. Utilizing film grain to enhance fashion and portrait photographs. Jonathan Exley describes his equipment, film and techniques for taking portraits of "superstars". Stars at home. Environmental portraiture at its most glamorous. Tips on making relaxed portraits of famous people in their own homes. Wide-angle portraiture. Tips on using the "wrong" lens to take a picture of a person and his or her environment. Stylized portraits. Breath fresh new life into your people pictures. Head-shots. Equipment and techniques for being successful in this unique photographic business. Simple solutions for subjects who can't stand still. Advice on photographing children and babies. The art of composition. A look at the four distinct points that the viewer's eye gravitate toward and the implications for the portrait photographer. A parent's guide to photographing kids (special advertising section). How to take great portraits with a point-and-shoot camera. Ten easy portrait techniques. How to take great portraits with a point-and-shoot camera. Photographing mothers with children using a compact camera. Some tips for both portraits and candids. Creating dynamic self-portraits. The environmental portrait. How to take portraits of business leaders, politicians, artists, etc. in those settings which represent "their world". The new corporate portrait. An insightful look into executive portraiture. Posing stool and armrest table keep a subject comfortable during a long portrait taking session. Stool adjusts up or down to accommodate subject. Add a top to the armrest table and you have a platform for small-object photography. Tips on making acceptable ID photos for passports, permits and licenses. How to shoot flattering portraits with proven techniques and simple gear. Tips on posing, lighting, printing, and retouching to get flattering portraits. The Hattersley Class. Suggestions an photographing babies. Using filters, dodging, bleaching, etc. to improve the print made from a portrait negative taken on a gray day. The Hattersley Class. Suggestions on photographing children taking a bath. Tips on photographing children to produce natural pictures. Using 85mm and 90mm lenses for portraiture. Tips on making really good family pictures. The Hattersley Class: Meaningful portraiture. The Hattersley Class: Photographing children. Requirements for passport photos and how to take your own. Perspective in portraiture. How the focal length of the lens and the postion of the camera affect the resulting image. Techniques to add a touch of flattery in portraits and friends. Print making tips on softening facial lines and other features which might detract from the person's image. How to make portraits of children as a part time job, on weekends. Tips on locating jobs and taking the type of picture which sells. Tips on photographing children. How to take warm, caring pictures of the people in your world. How to improve your portraits of people close to you. The Hattersley class for beginners. Try self-portraits. Learn about lighting, posing, composing and focusing by taking pictures of yourself. The Hattersley class for beginners. Natural portraiture of children. Put yourself on a magazine cover. Make a photographic composite of a magazine cover and a favorite portrait. The 35mm portrait. Here's what one photojournalist can teach you about working fast, in difficult lighting situations, with all kinds of people. How to get closer for people pictures. Moving in closer when taking pictures of people will improve your photographs. A lesson in portraiture from a master. A look over Arnold Newman's shoulder as he photographs Dr. Francis Crick. The Hattersley class for beginners. How to pose people for portraits. The Hattersley class for beginners. What's in a portrait? Tips on portraying people as they feel. Taking successful portraits with limited time. Seven ways to take better portraits of people. Making a good portrait requires preparation and some basic techniques. How to control perspective when taking portraits. Part 1. How to control perspective when taking portraits. Part 2. How to make portraits look good. How to make great portraits of children. Some tips. Using zoom lenses in portrait photography. Using teleconverters in portrait photography. Exploring the realm of self-portraiture. Learn how to make use of various techniques so the good aspects of faces will really come through, along with character and personality. Traveler's camera. Breaking the "people barrier." Tips on how, when and where to make portraits. How to make striking black-and-white portraits outdoors in the sunlight. Portrait artist tells how he photographs ordinary people using the vintage 1930s and 1940s props, costumes and hairstyles associated with Hollywood glamour photos. Lighting and camera setup are described. Shake and shoot. Shake hands with your subject while you photograph him or her. Results in unique, relaxed portraits. Tip on using a tinsel-topped stick when photographing cats or babies to attract their attention. How to shoot informal group portraits. How to photograph people. A nontechnical approach to shooting both candids and portraits of the world's most challenging subjects. How to take head shots. How to photograph kids. All you need to know from the grab shot to posed studio photo. How to photograph babies. How to reduce contrast when shooting outdoor portraits on a bright day. Tips on film, fill flash, and polarizing filters. Six easy-to-employ portrait tips. How to shoot your own passport photos to meet official requirements. How to take your own portrait. How to take better casual portraits. Tips on photographing toddlers. Included in a profile of an amateur photographer. Portraiture. Advice on placement of camera and subject to achieve the most pleasing result. Six tips for better portraits. Better people pictures require only a moderate tele or zoom and a few basic guidelines. Simple tips for pro portraits. How to make artistic and professional portraits with an SLR, a hot-shoe flash, bedsheets, cardboard and some odds and ends. How to soften a "too sharp" lens when taking portraits. Shoot your own self-portrait. Advice from a musician who prepares his own artwork for CD album covers. Perfect portrait exposures. This black-and-white exposure system produces three "perfect" negatives by bracketing exposure and film developing time. Portraiture from the heart. Intellectually planned portraits start with emotions. Michael Libutti shares his philosophy and techniques. Anatomy of a portrait sale. The use of multiple slide projectors, background music, a comfortable viewing room and "creative" sales techniques result in increased sales of portrait prints. 1994 marketing outlook. Part 1. Profitable portrait photography trends. Using gallery albums as a marketing tool in portrait studios. 1994 marketing outlook. Part 2. Profitable trends in photography views sets, props, pretouching and new technology. "Perceived value" is a studio necessity. Portrait presentation techniques and terminology can result in increased profits. Some tips. Window display for a portrait photographer uses rear-projection of slide proofs. Tips on equipment, screen, slide preparation, etc. Photographing the stars. Spontaneity is the key to successful celebrity portraits. Ten tips for marketing your portrait business based on value and quality. From inspiration to realization. Tips for capturing your creative portraiture visions on film. Legends Tour 1994. The art of making money. Famous photographers share their experience on career moves, tips to increase studio business, and lighting and photo secrets. Part 1. Al Gilbert. Legends Tour 1994. The art of making money. Part 2. Monte Zucker Taking portraits with emphasis on getting the subject's eyes to be the center of attention. Tips on getting started in the executive portrait business. Props for tots. Charming sets for endearing children's photography. Reaching for the stars. Portfolio photography for models and actors. How to get started in this unique market. "Peek-a-boo" sitting with Santa for children places Santa in the background and eliminates the tears which often accompany photos on Santa's knee. uccess in portraiture. The pre-portrait counseling session. Contemporary portrait techniques: Selling the modern look. Four lighting and background setups are illustrated. Tips on creating outdoor, daylight portraits, including the use of supplemental lighting. TV ads for portrait studios. Tips on selecting the images, writing the copy, etc. Develop a studio blueprint for future growth. Part 1. A systematic approach in developing a strategic business plan for your studio. The portrait planning session. Advice on educating your clients as to appropriate clothing and other items which result in the desired image. How to change your photographic business to better attract and serve the more "socially elite" client. Help for selling close-up (head shot) portraits by understanding the mirror-image viewing perspective in which each person sees themselves, versus how others see us. Develop a studio blueprint for future growth. Part 2. Developing tools for a comprehensive marketing program. How to overcome the most common objections raised concerning senior portraits. On-location corporate portraiture. Part 1. Three different sessions are explored. The art of saving the sale. How to effectively handle buyers' remorse. Tips on listening to a client's concerns and adapting the sale to fit both their budget and desires. On-location corporate portraiture. Part 2. Black and white images. Three different setups are studied. SPECIAL ISSUE: Portraiture 1990's style. Using children's picture books to get children in the proper mood for having their portrait taken. Promotion and how it applies to a portrait studio. Tips on photographing and displaying prints of prominent local people (such as politicians) as one method of promoting your business. Teach your photo studio staff how to sell. Part 1. Selling senior portrait services. Contemporary portrait techniques: Getting started. Four posing, lighting and background techniques are illustrated. Teach your photo studio staff how to sell. Part 2. Training. Marketing strategies to reach the market for high school senior portraits. Senior portraits, a different perspective. Tips on getting young people to express themselves to avoid "cookie-cutter" senior pictures. Fifteen ways to increase portrait income. Pictorial portraits of children. Tips on the business and technique of children's portraiture. Difficult clients. How to handle them with ease. Some tips. Handling family group portraits, both large and small. Tips on lighting, props, backgrounds, etc. Enlarge your advertising exposure. Using cooperative direct mail advertising to attract new portrait business. Example of a simple written "studio policy" agreement designed to eliminate misunderstandings between a portrait photographer and his/her clients. Creative visualization. Tips on getting mentally prepared for both a filming session and the sales presentation. Black-and-white is back in vogue. Tips on promoting and selling b&w portraits. Portraits of Appreciation program offered by Kodak is described. An ideal way to stimulate business during slow periods. Avoiding the "head and shoulder syndrome" in high school seniors' portraits. Tips for taking child portraits focus on the importance of sensitivity and patience. Portrait grouping ideas when working with an extended family group of parents, children, grandchildren, etc. Portrait niches. Tips on finding a niche market which a small studio can fill. Marketing in the 1990's. How photographic businesses must emphasize customer service to survive. Suggested questions to include in a questionnaire designed to evaluate your photographic business. Using slide proofs (instead of paper proofs) as a way to increase portrait sales. Photographing trick-or-treaters on Halloween evening as part of an advertising/promotional campaign which offers a complementary photo of each child. Capture soft portraits. Twelve tips on how to capture that soft look in portraiture. Taking children's portraits. Some tips. High school photo shoots. Observations from a professional in this unique portrait business. Part 1. Girls. High school photo shoots. Observations from a professional in this unique portrait business. Part 2. Boys. Backyard group portraits made easy. Some tips. Using a farm site as the setting for outdoor portraits. Some tips. Selecting and using a zoom lens for portrait photography. Includes tip on making multiple-exposure portraits and blur portraits using the zoom capability. Monte portraits. Thirteen steps used by pro photographer Monte Zucker to achieve his "signature" portraits. Home portraits in black-and-white. Lesson 3. Shooting three portraits (close-up, head and shoulders, and three-quarters or full length). Using zoom lenses when taking studio portraits of children. Some tips Choosing the "perfect" film for portrait and wedding photography. Creative group portrait ideas. Shooting outdoor portraits during any season of the year, even in cold climates. Some tips. Quality head shots for all occasions. Tips on camera, lighting, film, clothing, makeup, background, etc. SPECIAL ISSUE on portraiture. Articles include (1) successful children's portraiture, (2) 1930s-1940s style portraits, (3) props and backgrounds, (4) home studio tips, and (5) on-location children's portraits. On location gear guide for people pictures. Real people. Add a personal touch to portraits by showing people as they see themselves, their lifestyle, etc. Some tips. On the cheap. How to make economical 8"x10" portraits using an 8x10 camera and contact printing. Tips on equipment, film, lighting, focusing, etc. Reach out and touch someone. Tips on taking family group photos for holiday gifts. Travel portraiture. Pro tips and magic tricks. Put on the best face. Basic make-up kit for portrait photographers. Terrific textures. Using texture screens to create unique portrait prints. Includes tips on making your own screens. Kid stuff. Tips from professionals on making portraits of children. Groups of two. Tips on making portraits of two people. On location portrait photography. Some tips. Digital compositing. Creating blue screen portraits. Child photography. Getting parent involvement is the key to good portraits of children. Try it out on the kids. Five "rules" to improve your adult portrait skills that you can first try out on your children. People pictures. Tips on photographing both strangers and friends. The portrait lens. Finding the focal length which best fits your style of portrait photography. Analyzing portraits. Using enlarger analyzers to achieve perfect skin tone densities when printing portraits. Breaking the rules. Fresh techniques for people photography including a wider view, different angle, unconventional lighting, etc. Taking portraits with absolutely no depth of field by shooting with the lens wide-open. Some tips. Break the rules. 7 tips for the modern portrait photographer. A pro's touch. Using digital image software (Photoshop 6.0) to remove an existing background from an informal portrait and replace it with a solid-color background. Simple steps to elegant portraiture. Using a telephoto lens for outdoor portraits. Basic studio portraiture. Getting skin tones right when shooting digital portraits. How to take a family portrait with you (the photographer) also in the picture. | |||||||||
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