Because outdoor and location portraits feature subjects in their natural environments, they are often more personal and meaningful than those taken in the studio. However, the changing light and more complex settings of location shoots also make this type of portrait more challenging for photographers to create. J. J. Allen takes you step-by-step through the techniques you need to succeed—from selecting portable equipment, to choosing a setting with good light. You'll learn to eliminate lighting and exposure problems, and create flattering, consistent results on every shoot.
SPECS: 8.5 X 11, paperback, over 150 full color photos, 128 pgs, index
J. J. Allen is a professional photographer and studio owner whose successful career spans over four decades. He has been a regular contributor to Rangefinder magazine for nearly thirty years, writing on numerous photographic topics.
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Posing and Lighting Techniques for Studio Photographers
