Flower still life photography

In this program I’ll show how to create a mood picture by adding a narrative to an image.
Using nothing more than an old decaying rose, a shallow tray of water, and a bit of ingenuity I demonstrate my approach to fine art photography.
Follow simple guidelines for studio lighting techniques with Profoto flash or speedlights.
By using Capture one tethering you can see the results straight away from my Canon full frame camera.
From Adobe Photoshop layers to Photographic Art, every stage is detailed.

[goldfinch]

Another nice tutorial! I really like you are slowly building up the shot. Thanks!

[StinkyDustyBird]

Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge

[AlanFoy-ei]

Excellent, learning soo much about lighting and photoshop.

[ocmrjrs]

Wow wow so happy i found your Chanel. Such a great teacher and artist. I would Love more videos on how to use Speed lights.

[ilijadadasovic]

Very nice tutorial :) thank you for your time to show some tips and tricks :)

[AnVoPhotography]

Easy to understand and follow. Thank you. Much appreciated.

[darrenbarber]

Thankyou for some great videos never tried any studio photography before or flash and after watching your videos I have ended up with a few images I am happy with thankyou

[amarpaul_s]

Thank you. Amazing explanation of technique.

[thomaslavery]

Another great video, thank you for sharing .

[barrytownsend]

Great tutorial once again Please keep them coming . ps bet it took longer to clean up the studio.

[peterhardy]

Love your videos they have improved my own photos with your wonderful way of teaching, just one question please why do you use the 24-70mm lense in preference to a 1:1 macro lense with a small stack
Regards peter

[koltureshack]

Helpful tutorial, as always, thank you! Do you ever look at the Capture One exposure evaluation/histogram or just evaluate by eye?

[yuriajones]

This was a great tutorial. Thank you! I was only confused by one thing... how did you clean up the horizon line?