Learn To Capture Timeless Beauty In This Black and White Photography Class
Who Is This Masterclass For?
Portrait photographers
Studio portrait shooters
Intermediate skill photographers
Learn The Secrets To Stunning Black & White Portraits
Portrait photography is timeless. And till 1935 black-and-white photography was the only choice.
You probably know the prominent photographers who mastered the art of black-and-white photography like Ansel Adams, Henri Cartier Bresson, Robert Capa, and many more.Â
Other than shooting in color, you don’t get your viewer’s attention with bright colors. So, you have to play with light and contrast. This black and white photography class by Frank Doorhof will cover all these aspects in detail.
The power of black and white pictures is that because of the lack of color, you capture/see your own emotion. The contrast and light set the mood.Â
People or models are great subjects to make black-and-white pictures. To get more contrast ladies can put on a hat, sunglasses, or headbands, while men often have charismatic jawlines or wrinkles.
And both can play with texture and patterns in their clothing. Which will make your picture stand out. Â
In this class, you see everything from lighting setups and how Frank coaches the model to the results and retouching. This black and white photography class will cover it all. If you are someone who wants to excel at black and white portrait photography, this is a golden opportunity! Sign up to this exclusive class by world-renowned photographer Frank Doorhof now!
Frequently Asked Questions
You’ll learn camera settings for black and white photography, lighting techniques, composition, how to coach your model for strong expressions, styling tips, storytelling, and black and white photo retouching.
Yes. Frank explains concepts in a clear and practical way, making it easy for beginners to understand while still offering valuable insights for advanced photographers.
While this black and white photography masterclass focuses mainly on portrait photography, but the techniques taught can be applied to many types of black and white photography.
No special equipment is required. The techniques can be applied using most DSLR or mirrorless cameras and standard lighting setups.
Yes. Frank demonstrates lighting setups specifically designed to bring out texture, shape, and emotion in black and white images.
Somewhat. Black and white photography means the image uses only shades of gray - purely black, white, and everything in between. There’s no color information at all. The focus is on light, contrast, texture, and emotion. Monochrome photography means the image uses one color tone. That color can be black and white, but it can also be sepia, blue, brown, or any single color tint.
Yes. The class covers how to convert images to black and white and enhance them through proper contrast and tonal control.
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