Simple Photography Tips for Creating the Best Portrait: OnSet with Daniel Norton

Simple Photography Tips for Creating the Best Portrait: OnSet with Daniel Norton



How do we make the best possible portraits of our subjects? Is it lens choice, lighting, the expression? Yes, and more!

Join Daniel Norton OnSet as he walks you through his process for creating simple and powerful portraits. We will work live with a model to show some of the techniques and answer any questions you might have.

Daniel Norton is a photographer, educator, and podcaster working in New York City. Learn more about his work at

SUBSCRIBE AND BE PART OF THE ADORAMA FAMILY:

__________________________________
Be the first to shop our great deals and sales by signing up for emails from Adorama!

__________________________________
✘ PRODUCTS USED:

Nikon Z6ii:

Nikon 24-120 f4:

Manfrotto 055Xpro Tripod:

Apple 16″ MacBook Pro:

Tether Tools USB Cable:

Profoto B10X Off Camera Flash Duo Kit:

#portraitphotography #studioportraits #adorama

__________________________________
❐ LET’S GET SOCIAL ❏
➥ Facebook
➥ Instagram
➥ Twitter

❐ MORE ADORAMA ❏
➥ Shop
➥ Blog
➥ Live Events

__________________________________
Follow Daniel

__________________________________
THANKS SO MUCH FOR WATCHING!

Comments

5 responses to “Simple Photography Tips for Creating the Best Portrait: OnSet with Daniel Norton”

  1. Sharon Cooke Avatar
    Sharon Cooke

    He says in the beginning that he's going to talk about how to elicit expression but he never does!

  2. Chris Card Avatar
    Chris Card

    model is beautiful

  3. ISO Awe Avatar
    ISO Awe

    How do they justify the cost of this. I have many Glow products because they are so reasonably priced. Their quick “umbrella” like products are fast and easy for me… can’t imagine paying x2+ more for these. Maybe the quality is greatly improved… but not for a wildlife photographer who dabbles in portraits.

  4. C B Avatar
    C B

    Can't believe I missed this live by just 4 hours. I am super enjoying your live streams. I'm a noob in the portraiture department. Thanks for sharing your experiences.

  5. ISO Awe Avatar
    ISO Awe

    Would love to see more full length mingled among your shots.