1. Portraits

2. The Headshot
Studio Photographs

7. Full Length

9. Person in their Environment

16. Self Portrait

21. Nan Goldin

22. Richard Avedon

23. Andy Warhol

24. Documentary

25. Commercial

26. Fashion

27. Things to Consider

28. Backlighting

29. Culture

30. Proximity

31. The Serious Portrait

32. Movement

33. Exposure

34. Exposure

35. Pose

36. Props

37. Reflections

38. Shadows

39. Tell a Story

40. Texture

41. Sally Mann

42. Sally Mann

43. Sally Mann

44. Sally Mann

45. Julia Margaret Cameron

46. Julia Margaret Cameron

47. Julia Margaret Cameron

48. Philippe Halsman

49. Chuck Close

50. Portrait Lighting

51. One Light from Front

52. One Light from Side

53. One Light with Reflector

54. Two Lights-Face and Hair

55. Three Lights-Face, Hair,
Background

56. Outdoor Lighting-Sun and
Reflector

57. Outdoor Lighting-Backlight
from sun and fill flash

58. Window Light
How dark it is inside and
how bright it is outside
dictates how extreme the
lighting looks

59. Portraits and Distortion
• A wide angle (short focal length) lens can
create distortion if you get close too your
model
• Wide angle lenses can also make your model
uncomfortable because you will be very close
to them as you photograph
• You have to decide whether this distortion is
wanted or necessary