Join internationally published portrait photographer Rory Lewis, on a workshop, to master portraiture and bring your work to the next level.
Los Angeles Portrait Photography Masterclass Thursday 2nd March 2023
About the Tutor
Rory Lewis Photographer has made an outstanding contribution to photography and the visual arts, creating consistently imaginative and thought-provoking portraits. Sir Ian McKellen, Sir Patrick Stewart, Ian McShane, Dame Judi Dench, Natalie Dormer, and many others have posed for Rory and his unique portraiture style is becoming renown.
8 Places Available, Los Angeles Masterclass $325.00, reserve your place below.
Rory Lewis Photographer has made an outstanding contribution to photography and the visual arts, creating consistently imaginative and thought-provoking portraits. Sir Ian McKellen, Sir Patrick Stewart, Ian McShane, Dame Judi Dench, Natalie Dormer, and many others have posed for Rory and his unique portraiture style is becoming renown.
Learn more in class day than months of reading about photographic technique. Workshop will feature practical tuition sessions offering you plenty of time to learn hands on the skills taught. Work with professional models on the day and capture amazing photography for your portfolio.
Delegates will walk away from this course with the skills to develop and improve their portrait photography techniques. From Beginners to Intermediate Photographers, these sessions cater for the amateur and semi professional. Learn studio flash lighting, develop your understanding of studio technique and test using photographic models.
You will be shown the effect of soft boxes, umbrellas, snoots and how to use reflectors. Developing soft and hard lighting techniques to change the mood and effect of a portrait. Learn the function of studio lighting how to use fill lights, back lights and hair lights and be shown how they affect the final image. Rory will teach you how to direct models with inventive scenarious and posing techniques.
Common Questions
Do I need to bring any Lighting equipment? No Just your Camera & Lens, 85MM - 50MM Ideal for portraits.
Will I get to work with the models? Yes, plenty of time to shoot, working with the models and equipment.
Is the course aimed at Beginners? Yes and Intermediate Photographers who have knowledge on how to use their camera in manual mode.
About Rory Lewis
Winner of the Portrait of Britain in 2017, 2018, 2019 & 2020. Lewis is a dedicated portrait photographer who has spent nearly twenty years capturing many of the world’s most recognised faces. Sitters have included the likes of William Shatner, Sir Patrick Stewart, David Cameron, Tony Blair, Iain Glen and Natalie Dormer. Rory’s images have been exhibited on both sides of the Atlantic, and several of his iconic portraits have been acquired by the National Portrait Gallery in London. His recent project, ‘Soldiery’, which documented the British Army of the 21st Century, was completed over a two year period and has been hailed as a national success story, named by the BBC as ‘The changing face of the British Army’.
“Excellent photography workshop. We went through 8 different light set ups starting with a single light source and ending up with two light sources with the tightest control of the light. There was a lot to take in and was very happy with the photos I took. The breadth of the material covered was excellent. Very pleased to have attended. Thanks Rory!”
Adrian Via ReviewCentre.com
"In one word “Inspiring” “Rory was open to and encouraged all questions, which were answered in detail. Rory shared his extensive lighting knowledge in addition to how to bring out the character in a portrait subject in a fun. informal, enjoyable manner. Would recommend this course to any portrait photographer wanting to improve their craft.”
Dorothy Via ReviewCentre.com
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