
About the event
🔦 Studio Lighting Mastery
Learn how to create dynamic and professional looks using studio lighting. I’ll walk you through:
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One-Light Portraits – creating powerful looks with a single light source.
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Two- & Three-Light Setups – using key, fill, and rim lights for depth and drama.
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Modifiers in Action – softboxes, beauty dishes, umbrellas, and reflectors — when and why to use each.
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Shaping Shadows – controlling contrast, highlights, and shadows for mood.
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High-Key vs Low-Key – shooting bright editorial portraits vs dramatic cinematic portraits.
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Studio to Natural Blend – how to mix ambient light with strobes for creative results.
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🌤️ Natural Light Portraiture
Understand how to harness natural light both indoors and outdoors:
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Window Light Magic – using sheer curtains, blinds, and reflectors for flattering soft portraits.
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Golden Hour Glow – positioning your subject to maximise natural warmth and backlighting.
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Hard Light Creativity – embracing midday sun for bold, fashion-inspired looks.
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Shadows & Shapes – working with architecture, doors, or foliage for texture and patterns.
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Natural Reflectors – using walls, ground surfaces, or water to bounce light creatively.
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🎭 Working With Models
Good portraiture is about connection, not just lighting. You’ll learn:
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Directing with Confidence – how to communicate poses and expressions.
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Body Language – angles that flatter, elongate, or create drama.
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Expression Coaching – drawing out authentic moods from your subject.
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Styling & Props – small additions that elevate a shot into a story.
⚙️ Gear & Practical Skills
Hands-on guidance with the tools that matter:
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Lenses & Focal Lengths – how a 35mm, 50mm, and 85mm each change the story.
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Camera Settings – balancing aperture, shutter speed, and ISO for creative control.
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Colour Temperature – matching and mixing light sources for clean skin tones.
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Workflow Tips – shooting tethered vs handheld, quick editing pointers to see results live.
🎯 Personalised To You
Every photographer is at a different stage. Whether you’re starting out or already experienced, this one-to-one session is tailored to:
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Strengthen your weak areas.
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Expand your creative toolkit.
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Give you practical, repeatable setups you can use immediately.
Techniques covered
- Studio Lighting
- Natural Lighting
- Working with Fashion Models
What to bring
- Camera + Memory Card