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Photography Made Simple: Start Model Photography Business

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 Photography Made Simple: Start Model Photography Business

MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + .VTT | Duration: 2.5 hour | Size: 2.73 GB

Learn how to start a model photography business even as a newbie and profit with selling the pictures with stock photos

What you'll learn

Learn model photography
What equipment & required essentials
Learn the basic and advanced concepts
How to start a photo business

Requirements

Having a Camera and desire to learn

Description

Welcome to this intro to Photography class this class is divided into three main sections. In the first section I will start with Equipment and Gear learn what stuff we need to get started with getting to model photography. In the second section I will cover model photography where I would find the model and take pictures of her. In the last section we will explore stock photography and learn how to take our pictures and get paid to be accepted as a stock photo.

Course highlights...

Selecting Gear and Equipment

Finding model & setup photo session

Profit with Stock Photography

This is an ongoing class this is the first release of this course it is geared toward newbies. As more students enroll and I get more feetback I will be adding more to this class and also as I get more material. Please be patient I am looking forward to teaching you about how to get started with model photography and how to profit with it using stock photography.

Sincerely,

Your instructor

Sergey Kasimov

Who this course is for:

Students who wants to start a model photography business

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 Photography Made Simple: Start Model Photography Business

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