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Tweens to teens - On location portraiture
Part 2 of 4 in the Family Portraits series
$65.00
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Meet the teacher
Sandy Puc'
Sandy is an internationally acclaimed photographer, educator and author with over 20 years experience. From children's photography and families, to pregnancy and newborn portraiture, the idea of the family is central to Sandy’s work. As an experienced educator, Sandy shares her knowledge and passion for photography through many US speaking engagements and international tours.
Meet the teacher
Sandy Puc'
Sandy is an internationally acclaimed photographer, educator and author with over 20 years experience. From children's photography and families, to pregnancy and newborn portraiture, the idea of the family is central to Sandy’s work. As an experienced educator, Sandy shares her knowledge and passion for photography through many US speaking engagements and international tours.
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Reviews
Watching Sandy direct the tweens in the park and the teen in the city alley was very informative -- her specific directions were very helpful and I will be sure to work them into my process.
Glad to see the segments are getting longer in part 2 - don't care for the 3 minute segments in part 1 - too short
Don't care for the "sell more product" lines
Post segments are borderline-OK to review a few pics but don't need a Lightroom course
Somehow get the feeling the "kids" in part 2 are all models-it just didn't look like dealing with real unexperienced subjects which would have been useful to learn
The park shoot was great, I would liked to have heard about how you set white balance in your camera, when shooting in shadow and using strobe. The alley shoot probably would have benefited from an ND filter to prevent sky blowout. There are lots of rules in photography... why say there isn't?
for me, her voice sounds exhausting and not smooth. Makes me weird and its hard to listen..;(
well done
Very helpful
Amazing i learnt alot