- Why Head and Shoulders Portraits Sell..
- Creating Portraits by Design.
- It’s About Them, Not You.
- Meeting Your Clients’ Needs and Desires.
- Business and Communication.
- Creating What the Client Desires.
- Meeting Client Desires Means Making Money.
- Tools of the Trade..
- Think Creatively.
- Camera Selection.
- Camera Settings.
- JPEG File Format in the Studio.
- Custom White Balance.
- Consistent Exposures.
- Occasions for Shooting RAW Files.
- JPEG File Format in the Studio.
- Lens Selection.
- Camera Support.
- Subject Seating.
- A Fan.
- Backgrounds.
- Work with an Assistant.
- Beauty Products.
- Food and Beverages.
- More to Come.
- Clothing Selection..
- Clothing Guidelines.
- Long Sleeves.
- Black and White Clothing.
- Common Problems.
- Poor Fit.
- Wrong Undergarments.
- Unkempt Clothing.
- Jewelry.
- Background Selection.
- Two Schools of Thought.
- Coordinating with the Image Design.
- Contrast.
- Color.
- Lines and Texture.
- Using Complete Sets.
- Moving Ahead.
- Lighting.
- Lighting Skills Evolve.
- A Note on Equipment.
- Lighting Descriptions.
- Auxiliary Lights.
- Low-Key Setups.
- Background Light.
- Hair Light.
- Additional Accent Hair Lights.
- Reflector Under the Subject.
- High-Key Setups.
- Background Light.
- Low-Key Setups.
- Fill Light.
- Main Light.
- Distance to the Subject.
- Height and Angle.
- An Individualized Approach.
- Size of the Light.
- Light Modifiers.
- Feathering the Light.
- Test Your Lighting Tools.
- Consider Unique Sources.
- Parabolics.
- Spotlights.
- Lighting for Close-Ups.
- Butterfly Lighting.
- Ring Lighting.
- You’re Selling Memories.
- Posing..
- The Head and Face.
- The Face Turned Toward the Main Light.
- Lower the Chin, Lose the Catchlights.
- The Position of the Eyes.
- The Tilt of the Head.
- The Traditional Rules.
- The Real Rule.
- Long Hair.
- For the Guys.
- The Neck.
- The Shoulders and Arms.
- The Shoulders.
- The Arms.
- The Hands.
- The Expression.
- Mirroring.
- The Perfect Smile.
- Corrective Posing.
- Don’t Rely on Digital Fixes.
- Explaining Problems with Tact.
- Common Problems and Solutions.
- Double Chin.
- Wide or Narrow Faces.
- Ears.
- Noses.
- Eyes.
- Eyeglasses.
- Baldness.
- Larger Body Size.
- Posing Styles.
- Business or Yearbook Poses.
- Resting Poses.
- Glamorous Poses.
- Show More of the Background.
- Variations.
- Be Observant.
- Working on Location..
- Coordinating the Clothing and the Location.
- Including the Background.
- Lighting.
- Skip the On-Camera Flash.
- Studio Flash.
- Reflectors.
- Look at the Subject’s Eyes.
- In Short.
- Customer Service.
- Donkeys and Lapdogs.
- Establish a Mutually Beneficial Relationship.
- Define Your Market.
- Don’t Try to Please Everyone.
- Take Control of Your Business.
- Postproduction.
- Delegate Postproduction.
- Standardize Your Procedures.
- Our Approach to Enhancement.
- The Skin.
- The Eyes.
- Shadowing.
- And That’s It!.
- Our Approach to Correction.
- Look for Simple Fixes.
- For Heavy Subjects.
- Liquify.
- Stretching.
- Vignetting.
- Clients Pay for Other Corrections.
- Prevent Copying.
- Add Your Logo.
- Add Texture to the Prints.
- Stop Selling Single Portraits.
- In Closing..
- Index..
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
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