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Environmental Portraiture

Pedro IsztinLessons: 17Length: 1.3 hours
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1.2 What You Need

Environmental portraiture is accessible to everyone with a camera, even a basic one. One thing I recommend however, is a portrait lens. A portrait lens is a lens that allows you to frame your subject more tightly.

1.Consolidate and Import
5 lessons, 18:43

1.1
Introduction
01:05

1.2
What You Need
01:00

1.3
Camera Settings
05:23

1.4
Scouting the Location
03:23

1.5
The First Location
07:52

2.Controlled Environments
3 lessons, 16:17

2.1
Texture
07:33

2.2
Pattern
05:43

2.3
Structure
03:01

3.Uncontrolled Environments
5 lessons, 27:14

3.1
Natural, But Composed
03:30

3.2
Full Sun
07:32

3.3
Dappled Light
05:28

3.4
Open Shade
01:27

3.5
Off the Beaten Path
09:17

4.Portrait Philosophy
4 lessons, 14:23

4.1
Respect
02:32

4.2
Subject and Environment
04:45

4.3
Silent Communion
05:08

4.4
Borrowed Time
01:58

Pedro Isztin
Pedro Isztin
Pedro Isztin’s photographs reflect the richness of his diverse heritage. Born in 1964 to a Colombian mother and Hungarian father, Isztin lives in Ottawa, Canada. Choosing subjects from around the world, his work portrays a sympathetic connection to nature and humanity. His recent work explores monolithic structures, inner life and outer world, the subtlety of a human gesture, and studies of land and humankind’s influence on nature.