Imagenomic announced today the release of its award-winning Portraiture Plug-in for Adobe Photoshop CS5, CS5 Extended, and Elements 8. This new version adds native 64-bit support for running Portraiture from CS5 on Mac OSX (10.5/10.6 ? Snow Leopard), and complements Imagenomic Plug-in support for 64-bit Windows Vista and Windows 7 operating systems.

How do you make extraordinary photos that surprise and delight* Join Jeremy Cowart and a lively mix of first time models in an exciting, eye-opening 2 day workshop.We'll explore methods and techniques to reveal, highlight, expose, enhance and otherwise present your subject in new and unexpected ways.

In the Narrative Portraiture series, photographer and teacher Chris Orwig explores the use of elements such as location and natural light to create images that tell stories about their subjects and produce a strong emotional connection.
In this first installment, Chris lays the groundwork for the series. The course begins with a discussion of portraiture and the characteristics that make an effective, story-filled portrait. Chris then explains the importance of establishing a connection with a subject and identifying those details that will help tell his or her story. Next, he explores elements such as location, natural lighting, and composition. The course concludes with an exploration of gear: the creative options that various lenses and cameras provide, and techniques for shooting efficiently and unobtrusively.

In the Narrative Portraiture series, photographer and teacher Chris Orwig explores the use of elements such as location and natural light to create images that tell stories about their subjects and produce a strong emotional connection.

Celebrated children's photographer Tamara Lackey leads a special 3-day worldwide workshop on the magic, art, and business of child portrait photography.

In this course, Pulitzer finalist Natalie Fobes shows how to capture engaging portrait shots of couples, families, and other groups using a variety of posing and composition techniques. The course discusses how to plan for a portrait photo shoot and how to make stylistic decisions regarding props, clothing, and makeup. Next, the course reviews the essentials of posing women and men, starting with a single subject, moving on to a couple, and then working up to large groups.

In this course, Joe McNally brings viewers along on a day of corporate photography. During this day-long shoot, Joe gives a series of examples of executive portraits and boardroom setups. During these lessons, Joe talks about finding solutions to portraiture. He discusses lighting set ups, how he manages people, how he tackles lighting problems, and how he keeps the clients happy, with an emphasis on making them and their brand look good.

In the Douglas Kirkland on Photography series, well-known photographer Douglas Kirkland explores a variety of real-world photographic scenarios, sharing technique insights and critiquing the results. In this installment of the series, Douglas explains how he works with natural light to create beautiful portraits. He shows how to make subtle changes to the light to improve its qualities and make the most of the environment he's working in. He reviews the images he considers the best of the day and also shows examples of how he uses Photoshop to complete his workflow and finish the images.

Imagenomic announced today the release of its award-winning Portraiture Plug-in for Adobe Photoshop CS5, CS5 Extended, and Elements 8. This new version adds native 64-bit support for running Portraiture from CS5 on Mac OSX (10.5/10.6 – Snow Leopard), and complements Imagenomic Plug-in support for 64-bit Windows Vista and Windows 7 operating systems.

In this course, Pulitzer finalist Natalie Fobes shows how to capture
engaging portrait shots of couples, families, and other groups using
a variety of posing and composition techniques.
The course discusses how to plan for a portrait photo shoot and how to make stylistic decisions regarding props, clothing, and makeup. Next, the course reviews the essentials of posing women and men, starting with a single subject, moving on to a couple, and then working up to
large groups. The course also demonstrates how to pose and compose a group portrait in ways that highlight the relationships between group members, whether theyre family members or business colleagues. Lastly, to illustrate the time constraints photographers often face, Natalie works against the clock to shoot a group of people shes never met.

Whether your creating a great looking classic portrait for display on someone's mantle, or using high key to capture the personality of an 8 year old, lighting is everything. Using an elegant classic portrait set up, a ''power couple'' portrait, a business-like headshot, and a fun high key set up for kids, world class photographer Will Crockett shows you every step on how to choose, use, and not abuse your light quality for excellence in digital portraiture with plenty of example photos and pro level tips along the way.

In this course, Pulitzer finalist Natalie Fobes shows how to capture
engaging portrait shots of couples, families, and other groups using
a variety of posing and composition techniques.
The course discusses how to plan for a portrait photo shoot and how to make stylistic decisions regarding props, clothing, and makeup. Next, the course reviews the essentials of posing women and men, starting with a single subject, moving on to a couple, and then working up to
large groups. The course also demonstrates how to pose and compose a group portrait in ways that highlight the relationships between group members, whether theyre family members or business colleagues. Lastly, to illustrate the time constraints photographers often face, Natalie works against the clock to shoot a group of people shes never met.

In the Narrative Portraiture series, photographer and teacher Chris Orwig explores the use of elements such as location and natural light to create images that tell stories about their subjects and produce a strong emotional connection. In this installment, Chris visits Rodney Smith, a photographer whose work is known for its graceful serenity and its wit. Rodney’s career spans more than four decades and includes editorial, fashion, and advertising work, as well as several books.

Whether your creating a great looking classic portrait for display on someone's mantle, or using high key to capture the personality of an 8 year old, lighting is everything . Now, with the transition from shooting color negative films to shooting digitally becoming more of the rule than the exception, photographers need to pay even more attention to light quality than they ever have before

In the Narrative Portraiture series, photographer and teacher Chris Orwig explores the use of elements such as location and natural light to create images that tell stories about their subjects and produce a strong emotional connection. In this installment, Chris visits Rodney Smith, a photographer whose work is known for its graceful serenity and its wit. Rodney’s career spans more than four decades and includes editorial, fashion, and advertising work, as well as several books.

In the Narrative Portraiture series, photographer and teacher Chris Orwig explores the use of elements such as location and natural light to create images that tell stories about their subjects and produce a strong emotional connection. In this installment, Chris visits Rodney Smith, a photographer whose work is known for its graceful serenity and its wit. Rodney’s career spans more than four decades and includes editorial, fashion, and advertising work, as well as several books.

The transition into digital capture has presented many changes to professional photography. Sure it's easier, faster, and in some ways even better than shooting film, but it also requires the photographer to be more accurate and precise with lighting. This 36 minute video DVD is aimed at the professional photographer looking for easy to understand fact-based info on entering the world of digital capture portraiture. If you're looking for a super solid foundation to build your digital portrait work on, this is it!

The transition into digital capture has presented many changes to professional photography. Sure it's easier, faster, and in some ways even better than shooting film, but it also requires the photographer to be more accurate and precise with lighting. This 36 minute video DVD is aimed at the professional photographer looking for easy to understand fact-based info on entering the world of digital capture portraiture. If you're looking for a super solid foundation to build your digital portrait work on, this is it!

In the Narrative Portraiture series, photographer and teacher Chris Orwig explores the use of elements such as location and natural light to create images that tell stories about their subjects and produce a strong emotional connection.

In this installment of the series, Chris shows how to incorporate aspects of a location, such as architecture, natural light, and even passersby, to create authentic, story-filled portraits.