One Face Fifty Ways The Portrait Photography Ideas Book

by Dyer, Imogen; Wilkinson, Mark

• ISBN13: 9781781577677
• ISBN10: 1781577676
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2020-10-06
• Publisher: Ilex Press

Summary

For those that love taking pictures, or having their picture taken, this book is a creative resource of possibilities. Get shooting.

Whichever side of the camera you like to be on, this book will show you how - with some simple camera techniques and inexpensive items of wardrobe - you can revolutionize your portfolio.

That's always been the mission of photographer Mark and presenter/model Imogen in their smash-hit YouTube channel WeeklyImogen, and their expertise has attracted 160,000 subscribers with well over a million views a month (and growing).

In this book they'll turn the practical wisdom so popular with thousands of photographers worldwide into a simple and accessible guide. You won't need to spend a fortune on props, studios or equipment; photographers and models alike will quickly learn how to create an exciting, varied portfolio of fresh portrait photography.

Author Biography

Imogen Dyer (Author)
Imogen Dyer is the unstoppable on-screen talent behind WeeklyImogen, the phenomenally successfully photography tips & tutorials YouTube channel which averages 50,000 views a day. Imogen and Mark began their photographic partnership in 2009 after a chance meeting at a village fete. Mark posted the images they shot together online and such was their success that they launched a YouTube channel to share their tips and techniques with Imogen presenting. Thus WeeklyImogen was born. In just four years it has become one of the biggest channels on YouTube, with over 430,000 subscribers and well over a million views a month with no sign of the growth slowing down.

Mark Wilkinson (Author)
Mark is an exceptionally talented self-taught photographer who delights in taking portraits in simple settings and extracting every last ounce of colour, texture and, crucially, natural light. Mark prides himself on working with an entry level C anon SLR, and a variety of lenses, though mainly a standard 50mm f1.8 lens. His personal photographic journey started when he was bought the wonderful Olympus Trip for his 12th birthday.