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This month we have another amazing issue for you, featuring professional tips, reviews, and practical how-to guides. Here's a sneak peek of what's inside!
Easy portraits
Portrait photography is understandably a very popular genre. Not only are shots of our friends and family amongst the first images we take, but pictures of people are almost certainly the most frequently commissioned paid photography jobs.
However, these subjects are the most demanding whether you are capturing images for a client or just a friend. People are highly sensitive about their appearance, so it can be tricky to please. In our main cover feature of this issue, we dive into the best methods of capturing stunning portraits quickly and easily. Learn to identify what defines your sitter's character and how to shape your lighting for the most effective results.
Editing techniques you absolutely need to learn
Editing has, in many ways, become the biggest defining factor in the personal style of many photographers. While post-processing makes up a variable percentage of our workflow, depending on artistic preference and necessity, there are certain processes which you can't ignore.
This month, we welcome back Lauren Scott to the magazine, our former editor, to explain the key styles and trends in photo editing circulating right now. With these simple processes, which you can apply to the majority of photo genres, you'll be able to craft a portfolio that stands out from the masses and meets the expectations of clients today. Become the next big thing by learning these techniques and discover how you can use them to best effect in your photography.
Normski: between Hip and Hop
Normski is a veteran of the Hip Hop world. Growing up in London, he documented the rise of one of the most influential movements of a generation. In our interview slot, he recalls his first forays into photography and explains how the medium has been a vessel for capturing a wealth of famous faces and rich culture.
Night cityscapes
Cities have to be some of the most well-photographed locations. We live amongst the buildings, twinkling lights and traffic, so it is only natural that we would be drawn to turn our cameras on these vibrant scenes. However, they are far more complicated to shoot than one might first imagine. In our creative project, we head into the big city armed with a camera, monopod and standard lens, to demonstrate how to manage the extreme contrast and time your shots for optimal results.
Location photoshoots
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