Pack Small Shoot Big: Great Portraits with Small Strobes
In the fast-paced world of photojournalism, capturing compelling images quickly and effectively is crucial. This class is designed to equip photojournalists with the skills and techniques necessary to achieve professional results using small strobes. Whether you’re a beginner looking to improve your lighting skills or an experienced photojournalist seeking to refine your techniques, this class offers practical insights and hands-on training tailored to varying levels of expertise.
Course Objectives:
-Understand the fundamentals of lighting principles and how they apply to photojournalism.
-Learn how to effectively utilize small strobes to enhance your photographs in various shooting scenarios.
-Develop an understanding of different lighting setups and their applications in different journalistic contexts.
-Master techniques for balancing ambient light with strobe light to create dynamic and natural-looking images.
-Gain proficiency in controlling light direction, intensity, and quality to convey the desired mood and atmosphere.
-Explore creative ways to use small strobes to add depth and dimension to your storytelling through photography.
Starting with the process that JC uses in his From Fear to Flash Clash learn how to make great results without having to carry a roller full of gear with you. Starting with one light and expanding to two or more JC will show you how to stop a lighting assignment