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Learn how to take your photography to an editorial level with this class taught by Photographer Alexandra Toy. Working with a model allows you to be more deliberate with your images and it adds a personal element. All you need for this class is a camera, lens, reliable batteries, a memory card and a model. Alexandra walks you through her process of creating an editorial image including how to adjust your camera based on your model and set, and how to properly communicate with your model to get the best shot. This class is perfect for both beginners and photography experts.

Learn how to take your photography to an editorial level with this class taught by Photographer Alexandra Toy. 

Working with Models in Editorial Photography

Learn how to shoot a photo underexposed with Photographer Alexandra Toy. Shooting photos underexposed allows her to give her photos more life and contrast in editing. In this How-To, she teaches you how to adjust your camera and settings to get the perfect shot.

Learn how to shoot a photo underexposed with Photographer Alexandra Toy.

How-To Shoot a Photo Underexposed

Learn the proper way to put on your camera lens with these tips from Photographer Alexandra Toy. Make sure you take off the lens cap and align the red dots on your lens with the red dots on the camera. Watch the full process in Alexandra's How-To. Alexandra Toy is a professional photographer based in Atlanta, Georgia.

Learn the proper way to put on your camera lens with these tips from Photographer Alexandra Toy.

How-To Put on a Camera Lens Properly

In this How-To, Photographer Alexandra Toy teaches you how to take editorial photos in natural light. Depending on the mood you're going for and the light that's available, Alexandra recommends testing different shots of your model facing towards and away from the light to see what works best. Watch her How-To for more.

In this How-To, Photographer Alexandra Toy teaches you how to take editorial photos in natural light.

How-To Take Photos in Natural Light

In this How-to, Photographer Alexandra Toy teaches you the difference between shooting manual vs. automatic. The manual setting is exactly what it sounds like: you have to adjust everything yourself. The Automatic Setting allows the camera to detect the settings your shot needs. Watch Alexandra's How-To for more.

In this How-to, Photographer Alexandra Toy teaches you the difference between shooting manual vs. automatic.

How-To Shoot Photos in Manual vs Auto

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