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Author Archives: Dave

Cheltenham based Photographer, Dave Williams

Cheltenham Portrait Photography

Some samples of Portraits photographed today in Cheltenham. All taken using the Clam Shell Lighting setup. Click for

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Gloucestershire Portrait Photographer – Couples Portraits

Couple of different processing styles for these 2 Portraits of a Couple. Which do you prefer ?

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Gloucestershire Photographers – Sensual Portraits

Couple portraits by Gloucestershire Photographer, David James Williams.

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Gloucestershire Photographer – How to add a Welcome page to Facebook

I’ve been asked by several people how I managed to add a “WELCOME” page / tab to my Gloucestershire Portrait Photographer Biz page on Facebook. Well a welcome page is key to your Business page on Facebook, as the saying go “1st impressions count” ! If you want to see the Welcome page for Gloucestershire...

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Gloucestershire Photographer – Karl Portraits

Some shots from Portrait shoot with Karl, who I’m sure will make the girls smile See more photos of Karl taken by Gloucestershire Portrait Photographer, David James Williams here

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Gloucestershire Portrait Photographer – New Marketing Theme

Working on a new marketing theme, along this line.  My daughter was kind enough to pose for all of 5 secs for the shot before getting bored

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Cheltenham Photographer – Portrait

This portrait was taken in Cheltenham, using just a single light, to add some drama to the end portrait. When your subject is wearing glasses be extra careful with the positioning of the studio light, to avoid glare.   I usually find you need to place the light that little higher than normal, or ask the...

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Friday Freebie #10 – Example Studio Lighting setups with Photos

As part of this weeks Friday Freebie, I thought I would share 4 different setups for Studio Lighting, with diagrams showing positions of lights, plus examples of resulting portraits. Studio Lighting setup 1 Lighting setup for first set of shots is largest soft box camera left , coming in to model at approx 45 degrees....

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Bowens LiteBook Q2 2009

Latest free Lighting magazine, that can be viewed online, from Bowens. Although it’s obviously Bowen orientated, there is lots of sound advice for anyone interested in Studio Lighting Contents :- Pro:File:-Steve Collinson: From heavyweight boxer to hot fashion photographer. If you build it they will come:-Ian Shipley on building a studio from scratch from cowshed...

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Friday Freebie #9 – How to create dramatic skies in Mono

As part of the ongoing Friday Freebies, as promised I will share some of my photography / processing tips that I use.  Hopefully you will find them of use. As part of my Fine Art processing in mono, I usually try to beef up the drama of the sky.  We all like to see the...

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