During an indoor portrait workshop, participants will learn about different lighting setups, equipment, and techniques for creating flattering and dynamic portraits. They will learn how to use different types of lighting equipment, including strobe lights, continuous lights, and reflectors, to control the light and create different moods and effects.

Participants will also learn about posing and composition techniques for portraits, including how to flatter the subject and create dynamic compositions. They will also learn about the use of color and backgrounds in indoor portrait photography.

In addition to learning about the technical aspects of indoor portrait photography, participants will also have the opportunity to practice their skills through hands-on exercises and assignments. This may include working with models or still life subjects to create a variety of lighting setups and test different techniques.

Overall, an indoor portrait workshop is a great opportunity for photographers to learn from experienced professionals and practice their skills in a controlled environment. It is a great way to improve the overall quality of your portrait photographs and take your photography to the next level.

• Indoor lighting terminology
• Studio equipment
• Strobe lighting
• Speedlights & light modifiers (umbrellas, soft-boxes, etc.)
• Reflectors
• Camera settings for indoor lighting
• Studio light metering
• Cable and wireless sync for strobes
• Indoor/Studio lighting white balance
• Light setups for 1, 2, and 3 light portraits
• Lighting tips & tricks