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We hot things up in the studio with this seductive photo shoot for Ava Corsetry. You get to see our team working together and everything involved in achieving a successful outcome on a professional fashion photography shoot like this. I…

Are you trying to learn how to use a reflector properly? Can we all agree that the idea with portraits is to flatter someone - not to make them look bad. Right? TV shows, movies, and unfortunately even YouTube photographers seem to think…

So what is covered in our Karl Taylor Photography Masterclass Courses. Watch this short video to discover more! ----------------------------------------------------- Learn more about Photography with Karl Taylor... Website: Facebook:…

Before you can learn 'how" to light, you must learn how to 'SEE" light. I will walk you through a defining moment in my career and how a simple egg, changed the way I approach lighting and photography forever. Watch closely as the…

Join Karl Taylor in this behind the scenes video on a one day studio fashion shoot. Karl covers a variety of shots and lighting set ups for a series of stunning images. Enjoy! ----------------------------------------------------- Learn…

Learn more about Natural Light Portrait Photography Here: About a month ago, we took on the challenge of shooting an entire fashion shoot with just an iPhone and a couple $30 reflectors as a follow up video to the FStoppers iPhone…

Just an overview of my first time shooting indoors!! I will have more tutorials on shooting indoors very soon coming up! Studio Portrait Lighting and Techniques Tutorial follow me INSTAGRAM: ‪ FACEBOOK: ‪ MY WEBSITE: ‪

In this short video, you see just how easy it is to get great results using a simple, effective and economical 2 soft box lighting set-up (for photographers with strobes and studio lights). I shoot using an Olympus OMD and Canon 5D…

Studio equipment is expensive and you don’t want to be stuck with just one or two backgrounds. If I could own only one background for portraits, it would have to be gray. With a minimal amount of effort, you can turn a gray backdrop…