Studio Portrait 101: Extraordinary Portraits of Ordinary People
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Philippine Center for Creative Imaging (PCCI)
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It's great news if you measure the potential size of the market. Bad news if you're not trained to handle the ordinary-looking, the subject who has four left feet when posing, the unphotogenic, the overweight and underweight, the eyebags and big
ears...in short, the average Joe. These are the regular clients of a commercial portrait studio in a mall or busy downtown area. Not professional models who still look perfect upside-down. Dail Deri photographs these types every day, and in this workshop she
shares professional techniques for photographing students, office workers, housewives, businessmen, babies, and entire families.
Outline
What will be covered
- What's in a portrait studio - minimum size requirement of a studio and the essential equipment and accessories
- Basic light set ups for portraits
- Taking indoor portraits with studio lights or compact flash
- Correcting subject's imperfections through lighting and posing
- Posing your subject
- Individual, couple, and group portraits
- Investment for commercial studio or on-location portrait photography services
- Studio Portrait 101 is perfect for those who wish to:
- Learn the basic principles of photographing people - from babies to adults, for personal or commercial purposes
- Gain knowledge in taking indoor portraits with the use of studio lights or even compact flash
- Put up a portrait studio, whether for commercial or personal use
- Make portrait photography their business or supplementary source of income
- Digital SLR with lens in the wide to tele range, with a PC socket for studio flash
- Completion of the PCCI basic photography workshop or equivalent experience in basic photography and lighting principles
Speaker/s
Dail Deri
Dail took up Communication Arts, Major in Photography, at De La Salle University Manila. Daughter of renowned portrait photographer Ibarra Deri, Dail combines the classic techniques of her father with her own contemporary twists. She was featured in Manila Bulletin’s Picture Perfect section in 2007. Dail is a contributor in i-mag photography magazine and is one of the photographers for World Vision’s exhibit, 50 Images of Hope and for World Vision’s 2008 calendar. She runs a community commercial portrait studio in Quezon City.
Dail took up Communication Arts, Major in Photography, at De La Salle University Manila. Daughter of renowned portrait photographer Ibarra Deri, Dail combines the classic techniques of her father with her own contemporary twists. She was featured in Manila Bulletin’s Picture Perfect section in 2007. Dail is a contributor in i-mag photography magazine and is one of the photographers for World Vision’s exhibit, 50 Images of Hope and for World Vision’s 2008 calendar. She runs a community commercial portrait studio in Quezon City.
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Philippine Center for Creative Imaging (PCCI) is the country’s premier training center for digital media and photography.
At PCCI, you’re taught by certified instructors and respected industry pros with years of experience. So you get, not only the basic how-tos, but also real-world techniques, do’s and don’ts, what works and what doesn’t.
Conveniently located in Metro Manila, our training facility provides a worry-free environment that lets you concentrate on your learning. Our after-training support is likewise unmatched in the industry.
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