dan_yorkshire
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Hi Guys.
People and portraits is what I love doing and having already progressed lots in the couple of years since owning a DSLR. Next year I want to take things a bit further and start selling myself a bit more, but there is lots more work to be done until then. (Upgrading some kit for one)
I have done a few shoots here and there when asked which has helped build knowledge and start on a portfolio but when I start doing things a bit more serious I want to gain a set of skills that will enable me to cope with whatever is thrown at me.
What I need is a list of things to work on. Not looking for vague suggestions (such as managing light) but more detailed things to work on (such as fill flash, focus techniques, metering specifics, gels when indoors) and what ways you would recommend physically practising them. I'm confident in the basics, just want to know them inside out.
Anything to keep me learning.
Cheers, Dan
People and portraits is what I love doing and having already progressed lots in the couple of years since owning a DSLR. Next year I want to take things a bit further and start selling myself a bit more, but there is lots more work to be done until then. (Upgrading some kit for one)
I have done a few shoots here and there when asked which has helped build knowledge and start on a portfolio but when I start doing things a bit more serious I want to gain a set of skills that will enable me to cope with whatever is thrown at me.
What I need is a list of things to work on. Not looking for vague suggestions (such as managing light) but more detailed things to work on (such as fill flash, focus techniques, metering specifics, gels when indoors) and what ways you would recommend physically practising them. I'm confident in the basics, just want to know them inside out.
Anything to keep me learning.
Cheers, Dan
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