by Pedro Isztin
Lessons:17Length:1.3 hours

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4.2 Subject and Environment
Character is hard to define, but it's part of what you're looking for in both your subject and the environment. Most of all, look for light: the light will amplify the character of your environment and the subject.
1.Consolidate and Import5 lessons, 18:43
5 lessons, 18:43
Free Lesson 1.1Introduction01:05
Free Lesson
1.1
Introduction
01:05
Free Lesson 1.2What You Need01:00
Free Lesson
1.2
What You Need
01:00
1.3Camera Settings05:23
1.3
Camera Settings
05:23
1.4Scouting the Location03:23
1.4
Scouting the Location
03:23
1.5The First Location07:52
1.5
The First Location
07:52
2.Controlled Environments3 lessons, 16:17
3 lessons, 16:17
2.1Texture07:33
2.1
Texture
07:33
2.2Pattern05:43
2.2
Pattern
05:43
2.3Structure03:01
2.3
Structure
03:01
3.Uncontrolled Environments5 lessons, 27:14
5 lessons, 27:14
3.1Natural, But Composed03:30
3.1
Natural, But Composed
03:30
3.2Full Sun07:32
3.2
Full Sun
07:32
3.3Dappled Light05:28
3.3
Dappled Light
05:28
3.4Open Shade01:27
3.4
Open Shade
01:27
3.5Off the Beaten Path09:17
3.5
Off the Beaten Path
09:17
4.Portrait Philosophy4 lessons, 14:23
4 lessons, 14:23
4.1Respect02:32
4.1
Respect
02:32
4.2Subject and Environment04:45
4.2
Subject and Environment
04:45
4.3Silent Communion05:08
4.3
Silent Communion
05:08
4.4Borrowed Time01:58
4.4
Borrowed Time
01:58
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