FREE articles and lessons!
Welcome to the satellite site of Stephen Dantzig’s Hawaii School of Photography! Here you will find monthly updates with articles and lessons from my archives. Click on the links to the right to find the articles. You are of course welcome to purchase signed copies of my books and pay-per-lessons and/or sign-up for any up-coming seminars. Stay tuned…this is only the beginning!
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NEW ADDITION [April 2009] “Liquify Filter.” Click on the link to the right to see the lesson!
NEW ADDITION [MARCH 2009] “Hard-Soft” Lighting. Click on the link at the right to see the lesson!
NEW ADDITION [JANUARY 2009] Softbox Basics. Click on the link at the right to see the lesson!
NEW ADDITION [January 2009] How to work with Open Shade. Click on the link to the right to see the lesson!
NEW ADDITION [OCTOBER 2008] Beauty Lighting. Click on the link at the right to see the lesson!
NEW ADDITION [March 2008]: Color correction using a Curves adjustment layer. Every digital image requires some degree of color correction. This lesson will take you through one very effective method of eliminating color casts from your highlights, midtones and shadows. It was originally published on www.prophotoresource.com.
Click “Color” to the right to view this very important lesson.
NEW ADDITION [September 2007]: Understanding and using the law of light known as QUALITY OF LIGHT:
http://dantzigphotography.com/Quality%20of%20Light.htm
My first article has to do with working with your models and establishing a atmosphere of trust on the set. It’s a MUST read for models and photographers: Click on the “Trust” link to the right.
Lesson 2 deals with the complex task of lighting white garments on a white backdrop. The original images were photographed on transparency film, but the lighting control issues are very similar to what we encounter with digital capture.
Click “White on White” to the right.
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