Portrait Photography Course
Steve Hedges Photography
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Overview
This distance learning course covers all aspects of portrait photography. Along with the fully-illustrated lessons there are a number of projects to complete. Photography is a practical subject so it’s important to get out and take photographs. That’s the fun part in any case! Once you have completed the projects, you would email them back to me and I’ll assess each image and reply with a constructive critique for each one. There is no time limit for this course – you work at your own rate. I think this is one of the big benefits of a distance learning course. If you have any questions during or after completion of the course, help is available. We are either an email or phone call away.
Description
This course covers all aspects of portrait photography from posing your subject, lighting: (both natural and studio lighting) low key and high key lighting, what backgrounds to use, how to make your sitter look their best, how to build a rapport with your subject , setting the correct exposure using natural light or studio light, what camera equipment is best for portrait photography, what are the best focal lengths for portrait photography, fill flash for outside portraits and how to shoot a location portrait..
Who is this course for?
Anyone who wants to take better portrait photographs
Questions and answers
What qualifications do you get at the end of the course?
Answer:Hi Jess, Thanks for your question. We don't give out formal qualifications on completion of our courses but what a lot of people do is join the Royal Photographic Society. Then they can submit a panel of their work to be assessed. If your work is of the required standard you can have letters after your name such as LRPS.
This was helpful.Is it necessary to have a profesional camera or would an IPhone X be okey ? Also I do not own studio lights - just a ring light - is that a problem?
Answer:Hi Eva, Thanks for your enquiry. A lot of our online courses do not need specialist equipment but in the case of this course, a camera with manual functions and studio lights would be advisable. Thanks again.
This was helpful.How long is this course?
Answer:Hi Michael, Apologies for the late reply. All of our distance learning courses have no time limit on them at all. You can complete them in as little or as much time as you like.
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