Hollywood lighting is famous for its dramatic and cinematic effects. It has become a signature style of films and TV shows, making them more visually appealing and engaging. Recreating Hollywood lighting may seem like a daunting task, but with some basic knowledge and the right equipment, it’s possible to achieve
Recently I went to Los Angeles with my husband to attend a one-day music festival. We took a few extra days to do some exploring. Equipped with my two-page list of architecture and sites I wanted to photograph, I quickly realized there was no way I was going to see
In this weeks episode, Photofocus publisher Rich Harrington sits down with two expert photographers. We learn from portrait photographer and retoucher Kristina Sherk on how to make great portraits and edit your photos. We also hear from Mike Kubeisy on how to break into the tough Hollywood crowd and make
During a 4 hour ride in a Ford F-150 from Vegas to L.A.,Vanelli had a chance to ask Mike “Hollywood” Kubeisy numerous questions about tips he’s learned from his long career as a Hollywood. shooter. Episode 1 talks about Hard light, Stylize the set and Apply texture to the scene
The picture above shows the classic Hollywood look that is created when the nose shadow touches the cheek shadow to enclose a triangle of light on the unlit side of the face. The pictures in this post are the result of my summer 2013 project. I started my quest to
