Accessories Photography
How to photograph sunglasses, shoes and everything in between From sunglasses to shoes and everything in between, this selection of classes cover how to shoot a wide variety of fashion accessories for advertising photography. In each of these tutorials you'll learn useful techniques that can be applied to a range of different subjects, including how to compose and style images, how to photograph flat lays, how to use long exposure and studio flash, and how to incorporate colour theory for creative results. Karl also goes into detail on how to light different products, covering important studio lighting concepts you need to understand and demonstrating how to put these intro practice.
What you'll learn:
- How to photograph fashion accessories
- Black-on-black product photography
- Using long exposure for product photography
- Understanding colour theory
- How to photograph reflective surface and control reflections
- Styling tips & composition techniques
- creating mood with lighting
About these classes
From images of a luxury handbag featured in Vogue magazine to flat lay photography for blog banners, when it comes to photographing fashion accessories creating a sense of desirability is key.
These classes will not only teach you to how to consider the product and understand the right audience for it, but they will also teach you how to shoot a wide variety of fashion accessories for advertising and lifestyle photography.
Shooting everything from sunglasses to handbags (and everything in between), Karl goes into detail about how to light different products and covers important studio lighting concepts you need to understand, demonstrating how to put these into practice.
In each of these tutorials, you'll learn useful techniques that can be applied to a range of different subjects, including how to compose and style images of fashion accessories, photograph flat lays, use long exposure and studio flash, use a useful lighting technique called global illumination, and how to create and control gradient lighting.
Further concepts covered throughout some of the classes include lens choices and camera settings, freezing motion using fast flash duration, colour theory and composition, and mood and emotion in images.
