Shooting in difficult weather and lighting conditions is something that we often have to deal with, especially in the winter months. Whether you’re a photographer that’s looking to branch into shooting on location in the winter, or even just someone who’s looking to take photos of their friends or family for their holiday postcards, this class will give you access to the practical tips that I use when shooting outdoors as a professional portrait photographer.

This class will cover:

How to shoot in manual mode to have more control over your image
Which camera and lenses are best for shooting in low light and difficult weather
The tools you need to enhance your images in post-production
The different types of lighting you might experience
Tips for shooting in wet weather
Tips for shooting in cold weather
How to design a workflow dependent on the weather conditions

Extra Resources:

To get more familiar with Adobe Lightroom, I’d recommend checking out What Makes a Good Photo: A Beginners Guide to Editing in Lightroom by Daniel Nwabuko:

To learn more about location scouting, working with models and turning your vision into a photoshoot, I’d recommend checking out my class Portrait Photography 101: Transforming Your Vision into a Workflow:

IOANNIS KALLIANTAS

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