Shooting Fashion on Location

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• Join Frank as he introduces the class and discusses what will be covered in the chapters that follow.
• Frank takes you through the gear he'll be using in this class.
• When shooting outdoors when the sun is visible it can be really fun to include the sun in your frame. Frank shows you how its done.
• In this next setup Frank shows how he meters the scene to get the exact look he wants to lead the viewer's eyes into the photograph.
• The third setup in the junk yard provides Frank another opportunity to share his reasons for the type of lighting he uses and where he places them to create the desired image.
• Building upon all of the previous chapters Frank pulls all of that together and adds something more to take it to a new level.
• The best locations are often the ones closest to your home. This gives you lots of opportunities to scout the location ahead of time, so you can just show up with your team and get the job done. From there Frank takes you through his first shoot in this new location.
• Leading lines are a powerful tool for directing the viewer's eye through the photograph.
• Arriving in Amsterdam Frank takes a moment to take advantage of the scene behind him to create a portrait on the street.
• On location in an alley in the heart of Amsterdam Frank demonstrates how you can maximize your location by varying your angles.
• When the sun comes in and out from behind clouds it can wreak havoc on your exposures. Frank shows how he meters in this changing light condition.
• In this final setup on a bridge Frank continues to demonstrate how to maximize your location while also showing how you can compress the scene with a zoom lens.

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