Description:

Author: Bill Hurter

LEARN THE ART OF PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY FROM THE BEST IN THE
INDUSTRY

Today, portrait styles have become more relaxed and less formal than ever—yet, the old rules
of posing and lighting are still surefire ways to make your client look his or her best. In this
book, Bill Hurter explores the roles of both influences, classic and contemporary, in creating
portraits that sell. From lighting and posing, to composition and color management, this book
is a comprehensive look at the ins and outs of producing professional-quality portraits.

Bill Hurter is the editor of Rangefinder magazine, a monthly publication for professional
photographers. He is the former editor of Petersen’s PhotoGraphic magazine and a graduate
of Brooks Institute of Photography, from which he holds a BFA in professional photography
and an honorary Masters of Science degree. He has been involved in professional photography
for more than twenty-five years.

Features:

• Tips for selecting the right equipment
• Comprehensive techniques for lighting and posing
• Creating portraits in the studio or on location
• Techniques for digitally retouching and enhancing your portraits