Sarasota, Florida (Nasdaq) January 13, 2012
The elements for a large portraits has not changed, and nobody did it better than Don Blair. His professional photographers handbook, “Body Parts” was a classic when it originally launched in 1999 but still relevant today. The ingredients for great portraits and dealing with Mother Nature’s challenges have not changed.
“We look forward to working with Marathon Press and put the original book hangs again,” says co-author, Skip Cohen. “Although today some things can be fixed in Photoshop, it’s about what the computer can not!”
challenge many photographers face, especially those that comprise the professional market, beautiful classic portraits to create. The main ingredients are great light, make the necessary, and look good at the end of each client’s expectations.
The book includes how to deal with the challenges of women to men posing, glasses, braces, and big nurses short brides and the list goes on and on. Also included in this book is a good explanation of light technology, with about a dozen lighting diagrams for a few portraits of the classic Don Blair.
“The book was originally designed to easily go into a photographer’s camera bag, and we think it is exactly the same!” Cohen was commenting on.
It is expected that in the early to mid-March at $ 39.95 is available, but for a limited time available for an advance purchase price of $ 29.95 plus shipping. Photographers in the discussion of their copy of the classic interest, book online at http://www.DonBlairsBodyParts.com.
education is somewhat expensive, Don Blair believed Until the seventies, he was not just teaching workshops on lighting and portraits, but they see themselves. He was a firm believer you never stop learning and never stop to strengthen your skills. He may be gone for years, but the need to get the best images to create, is as important today. Or, as Don the age of 74 once said, when asked: What is the best photo you’ve ever done? He replied, I havent taken it yet, but I do not know!
For more information about Don Blair’s Guide to Lighting and Posing Body Parts Contact Marketing Essentials International at info (at) mei500 (dot) com.
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