Peter Hurley – The Art Behind The Headshot
Salepage : Peter Hurley – The Art Behind The Headshot
Fstoppers collaborated with a relatively unknown photographer who was fully dominating the New York City headshot market in 2010. The ensuing Fstoppers Original video was a huge hit with our audience (you can see it below). The issue with the movie was that it just scraped the surface of Peter’s approach for obtaining his well-known headshots. Peter was already one of the world’s most successful headshot photographers at the time, but he had never disclosed any of his techniques for capturing individuals looking their best in front of his camera. We were able to persuade Peter to finally release all of the lighting secrets and coaching tactics he had been keeping so close to his breast.
The Art Behind the Headshot by Peter Hurley was a piece of history in the making since it was the first time Fstoppers published a lengthy, professional digital instructional, and it was also the first time Peter taught any of his skills to the general audience. Years later, Peter’s career has reached unthinkable heights, as he is now not only one of the finest photographers in New York, but also one of the most sought-after photography educators. The Art Behind the Headshot has become one of Fstoppers’ most popular lessons, and it continues to assist photographers learn how to capture better portraits of people. Peter has released two more videos since 2010, including his intense lighting workshop Illuminating the Face and his redesigned coaching tutorial Perfecting the Headshot. If The Art Behind the Headshot documents Peter’s skills early in his teaching career, Perfecting the Headshot documents Peter’s progress as a headshot photographer and photography educator.
What is Peter Hurley’s name?
Peter Hurley, one of the most famous and well-known headshot photographers of all time, has collaborated with Fstoppers to create a four-hour video that reveals all of the techniques and tactics he has learnt in his eight years as a professional photographer. This video covers many facets of running a successful photography company, but Peter’s main purpose is to teach the common person about the intricacies of the human face, so that any individual in front of your camera seems attractive.
Peter Hurley spent his early years as a professional male model around the world. During that period, Peter was photographed by some of the world’s finest fashion photographers. As a model, Peter was forced to study the delicate motions of his own face, but he was also able to master the technical side of photography from some of the world’s greatest. Peter relocated to New York City after noticing a gap in the market that he believed he could fill. “I felt I might be successful if I could shoot actors’ headshots the way commercial photographers shot celebrities.” Over the last eight years, Peter has established himself as the world’s leading headshot photographer.
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In this 4-hour video, Peter demonstrates everything he utilizes to create not just technically sound but also “interesting” photographs on a daily basis. Although this video covers a variety of subjects, the major focus of this session is on coaching individuals in front of your camera to produce the finest photographs possible. We’ve also chosen to make this session available as a digital download so you may see Peter’s teachings in 720 HD without needing a Bluray player! This video is recommended for experienced photographers who want to take their photographs to the next level.
How to Make Anyone Look Good
Starting a Business from the Ground Up
Natural vs. Studio Lighting
Peter Hurley’s Signature Style
Men’s Shadowed Lighting
Studio Lighting Alternatives (Strobes)
Tethering Camera Equipment
Recognizing the Human Face (Mouth, Eyes, Eyebrows, and Body Position)
Facial Expression and Coaching
Marketing Retouching/Printing Makeup/Hair Clothing Pricing Creating Different “Looks” During Each Session
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“I gained a lot from observing Peter engage with his subjects, which is truly an art form in and of itself.” He is amazing at making his subjects feel calm and comfortable, which allows him to get expressions and feelings from them that make a significant impact. This alone made it worthwhile for me.”
-Scott Kelby, The Digital Photography Book Series Author
“If you’re a headshot or portrait photographer, this is a must-have instruction that will help you shoot better photographs right now.” Read the Complete Review Here
-Pye Jirsa, SLR Lounge Author
“If you haven’t seen Peter’s DVD, I highly recommend it, primarily to observe how he interacts with his subjects.” He’s an expert at it!”
Photographer Zack Arias