Rainy-Day Magic on a Sunny Day
Web Photo School is pleased to welcome Jay P. Morgan back for a second lesson! This one will demonstrate techniques for creating a rainy set on location without the help of mother nature.

Applyting Makeup, Step by Step
posted June 24, 2010.

Here, you'll follow along with Billy's Photo Stylist/Makeup Artist, Wendalynn Nelson, as she walks you through each step of the creative makeup process.

Boudoir: Low Key Style
Cherie Steinberg Cote has ventured into a lighting technique known as "low key" lighting. Low key light accentuates the contours of an object by throwing specific areas into shadow.

An Athlete's Portrait
This lesson illustrates the approach Fred Soares, contributing instructor for WebPhotoSchool, made to photographing this semi-pro freestyle BMX rider. He approached the project bearing in mind that this is an "extreme" sport and wanted the image to reflect that.

The Hastings-on-Hudson Portrait Session
Ian shot this lesson at the Riverview Manor Firehouse in Hastings-on-Hudson, New York using members of Engine 46 as his models. These portraits—shot in color and converted to black & white—capture the rawness of these firefighters in all their gritty beauty.

Commercial Portrait: Knockout Motorcycles, Part II
This is the second of a two-part lesson series that takes a behind-the-scenes look at a large scale outdoor photo-shoot.

Commercial Portraits: Knockout Motorcycles
John Beckett and J2 Productions are back with their third lesson, and this time they'll demonstrate how to light a commercial portrait featuring a motorcycle, an airplane and a couple. As with his other lessons, John takes you through his processes step by step.

Clean & Simple Dog Portraits
Web Photo School is pleased to welcome Ann Hamilton as a Guest Contributor! Her approach for photographing dogs in the studio here involves using one light as a main with a reflector panel for fill. This simple setup is ideal for working in a small space.