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Tuesday, April 19, 2011

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Environmental Portraiture Workshop - A Few Seats Left

Bruce Dorn | 04/19- 02:26 PM

Hosted in Sedona, Arizona

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I am really excited to say that the Environmental Portraiture workshop I am teaching at has sold out for Saturday, Mat 7th. There’s still a few seats left for Sunday, May 8th - we have beautiful landscapes and beautiful models to work with, so if you are in the area head to Canon’s site to find out more information and sign up: EOS Destination Workshops

Here is a video montage of some of my portraiture work:


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Great montage of your portraits mate! Just wondering what camera you’re using? I’ve currently got this: http://pdf.documentsfound.me/search.php?q=Canon+EOS+550D&c=10&o=0

Is it possible to get the same that you have in your montage with my camera?

Thanks in advance!

Posted by .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)  on  04/24  at  07:45 AM


Looking like contemporary style. All the shots are very cool.

Posted by way2web  on  09/27  at  10:42 PM


Some great shots. The main shot on this page . . is this real or a computer generated graphic? lol

Posted by scottart  on  10/14  at  03:11 AM


I have the same question as Scottart. Is it real or photoshoped. I can see a main light from the front left. How many studio flashes used or only natual light?

Posted by Morgan from PhotoSEL Studio Lighting  on  11/05  at  11:50 AM


Guys, it actually looks like a reflector is used on the face to control contrast and open up the shadows.

Posted by Review Maze  on  02/13  at  02:37 PM


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Environmental Portraiture Workshop - A Few Seats Left

Bruce Dorn | 04/19- 02:26 PM

Hosted in Sedona, Arizona


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Exploring Light, Discovering Style: A Lighting Tutorial

Bruce Dorn | 07/06- 10:40 AM

Part 13, Lesson 11: Pre-Light, Then Refine

Concept: “Rough-in” a general lighting scheme, then fine-tune for emerging opportunities.
Tools: Studio Strobes+Chinese Lantern+Scrim+Reflector

Action: This is a complex-looking solution which is really quite simple and extremely versatile. By lighting for the space, rather than to a specific pose, I was able to quickly bang-out everything from full-length gown shots to close-up details.

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Exploring Light, Discovering Style: A Lighting Tutorial

Bruce Dorn | 05/03- 09:30 AM

Part 12, Lesson 10: Manage Intensity

Concept: Control light fall-off to balance intensity.
Tools: Two Softboxes+Studio Strobe

Action: I love the figure in repose. Long and languid, it always inspires my subjects to a bit of theatricality. All I need is room to stretch out and a few proper tools…

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