Hi All!

It's that time of the year when winter draws in and the low light is creeping earlier and earlier, at least in the Northern Hemisphere. As we wind down for the holiday period and might have some free time on our hands, now is a great time to look at how you can utilise the natural light during these trickier (and maybe no favourable!) conditions so that you're ready to pick up your camera and get back to it in the new year.

My class, Winter Portraits: Shooting in Low Light, Rain and Snow, is designed to walk you through this process. 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 covers:

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

If you do manage to give the class a once over, it would be great to know what you thought and I'd love it if you could share your own projects, working in low light or winter conditions (including rain, which is definitely plentiful across Europe at the moment!).

Thanks all, and happy holidays!

Best wishes,

Sophia

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