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English | Duration: 8h | H264 | 1280x720 | 24fps 2696kbps | AAC 176kbps 48.0KHz | 3.62 GB
Genre: Photography

Designed to complement photographer Erik Almas' lecture series on image making and career building, these tutorials reveal Erik's evolution in building and marketing his award-winning body of work. Throughout the footage, Erik encourages you to commit to the journey of defining your own photographic voice, as well as philosophies and suggestions to stay inspired about shooting and promoting your photography.

Nearly 9 hours of footage chronicles 5 image-making case studies. Erik delves into the creative intent of an image, the necessity of planning, plus preparedness for the technical and problem solving aspects of a shoot. Erik will give you a step by step process to define your photographic voice, how to create a body of work and how to build a marketing plan. In nearly 5 hours of Photoshop tutorials, Erik will convey his complete post-production process including elemental darkroom techniques and advanced compositing.


Introduction
Biography
Visual Heritage & Identity
Finding Your Photographic Voice
Viewpoint & Approach To Creating Pictures
Land Surveyors
Creating A Scene
Case Study: Land Surveyors Part I
Casting, Props & Ideas
Location, Scouting & Light
Composition
Case Study: Land Surveyors Part II
The Shoot
Case Study: Land Surveyors Part III
Reshoot
Why Composites
Case Study: Brooklyn Bridge
Photography Equipment
Light
Case Study: Boathouse
Building A Body Of Work
Marketing
Case Study: Camel
Reflections: 10 Steps To Becoming A Photographer
BONUS Features
Resources
Conversations With Chris Orwig
Outside Looking In
Educators, Art Director & Photo Agent


Introduction
Photoshop Case Study: The Land Surveyors I
Photoshop Case Study: Boathouse
Photoshop Case Study: Camel
Photoshop Case Study: The Land Surveyors II
Photoshop Case Study: Brooklyn Bridge