<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br>Portrait lighting is part art, part science. There are so many tools at the photographers' disposal--and myriad settings and setups that can be used. So, how do you master the light for consistent, predictable results, indoors and out? In this guide, award-winning photographer Curley Marshall teaches you the nuts and bolts of portrait lighting. You'll learn to work with natural light and studio lighting sources, both as they exist and in modified forms. You'll discover posing and lighting combinations that will help you to ensure that your subject's face--the focal point of every portrait--appears dimensional and, where need be, slimmer. You'll learn how to give the eyes sparkle through proper catchlight placement and how to bring out the color of the eyes. You'll also learn the basic lighting setups heralded by portrait artists throughout time--including loop lighting, Rembrandt lighting, butterfly lighting, and more.<p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br><br>"Curley's understanding of photography is far superior to most photographers'. If you want to learn and understand photography, Curley's diagrams can truly help take your photography to the next level." --Tom Hathcock, M.Photog., CPP, Past President and Executive Director, Professional Photographers Guild of Houston "I wish that I would have had access to reference material like this when I was first learning photography. If you have never had the privilege of being a student of Curley's, you can still benefit from his amazing instructional ability by reading this book. Curley really makes mastering light easy!" --Janice Jones, CPP, Past President Professional Photographers Guild of Houston (PPGH)<br><p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br><b>Curley Marshall</b> served as 2012 president of Professional Photographers Association of Houston, TX. He was named Wedding and Portrait Photographer of the Year by the Professional Photographers' Guild of Houston. He is a college instructor and member of numerous professional photographic organizations.<br>
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