The Top Ten Headshot Photography Questions Answered

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• Join Peter Hurley as he introduces the class and begins to provide an overview of the types of questions he’ll be answering in the lessons that follow.
• Peter wraps up the overview with more insight into what is to come.
• Chilling out your client in front of the camera is one of the most important things you need to do from the start of the session.
• You can start making money from your headshot business and invest it back in your business.
• Peter gets a volunteer subject to demonstrate how to work with a client using natural light and limited gear, how to get them to relax, and how to get the shots you need.
• Peter shows how you can switch up the lighting from window light to a continuous lighting setup, while dealing with the glare on the subject’s glasses.
• Now that Peter’s gotten to work with Emily and found her best side, he works through different focal lengths to show how that affects the final images and your interactions with your subject.
• Using a tripod keeps your hands free, is easier on your body, allows you to move, and maintains consistency across the shoot.
• Working with new subjects, Peter demonstrates why he prefers continuous lighting over strobe.
• In this comparison Peter demonstrates the difference strobe vs continuous has on pupil size.
• You want to make your subjects look their best, and in this lesson Peter shares a number of tips to bring out the best in your clients.
• Some people have one eye is physically smaller than the other. Here’s how to pose them to compensate for that.

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