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Learn photography skills with this online class and dominate Instagram
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If you want to acquire the skills to go from nascent Instagrammer to full-fledged influencer, you’ll have to commit some time for training. The Smartphone Photography Basics Bundle is an online training series comprised of four different courses, all for only $29.
Take a look at what’s included:
Discovering Your Creative Voice
If writers experience writer’s block, photographers go through a creative slump. And that’s totally normal. For times when the most interesting subject you can think of is a blank wall, this course will help you get your creative juices flowing to produce your best work.
Basics of Studio Lighting
It’s easy to use light when you’re shooting outside, but what if you’re relegated to the four walls of a studio? In this course, you’ll get an introduction to the fundamentals of studio lighting so you can create the perfect lighting setup for your photos. You’ll also learn concepts like the inverse square law, and techniques like feathering, catch fighting, and more.
Home Studio Starter Kit
You don’t always have to rent a studio in order to take the best shots. This course will get you up to speed on the essentials of setting up a makeshift studio so you can get your Annie Leibovitz on in the comfort of your home. You’ll learn hacks for turning household items into photography tools, as well as tips on shooting within confined spaces.
How To Take Amazing Photos With Your iPhone
Sometimes, your best tool for snapping photos is the same device you talk on. In this course, you’ll get to grips with techniques on how to make the most out of your smartphone’s camera so you can capture amazing photos that make lifelong memories. You’ll discover different composition and framing techniques, along with the ins and outs of the various shooting modes like portrait and HDR.
Bundled together, this training package would usually set you back $117, but you can get it today for only $29.
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