The Art Behind The Headshot by Peter Hurley

The Art Behind The Headshot by Peter Hurley

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Back in 2010, Fstoppers teamed up with a relatively unknown photographer who completely crushed the head-shots market in New York. The resulting original Fstoppers video became an instant hit with our readers (you can see it below). The problem with the video was that it barely touched the surface of Peter’s technique to produce his highly recognizable head shots. At the time, Peter was already one of the most successful photographers in the world, but he never shared his secrets about how he captures the people who look their best in front of his camera. With a little persuasion, we were able to get Peter to finally share all the lighting tips and coaching techniques he held so tightly to his chest.

The art behind Peter Hurley’s head shot was history in the making, as it was the first time Fstoppers ever released an extended, professional digital tutorial, and it was also the first time Peter taught any of his techniques. to the general public. Over the years, Peter’s career has reached unimaginable heights, as now he is not only one of the best photographers in New York, but also one of the most sought after instructors to teach photography. The art behind the headshot has become one of the most popular tutorials ever produced by Fstoppers, and it continues to help photographers learn how to take better pictures of people. Since 2010, Peter has produced two more tutorials, including his intense lighting workshop on lighting up the face and his updated head shot coaching tutorial. If the art behind the headshot reflects Peter’s early teaching methods, perfecting the headshot tells the story of Peter’s evolution as a photographer and photography instructor.

Who Is Peter Hurley?

Peter Hurley, one of the most successful and well-known photographers of all time, teamed up with Fstoppers to create a 4-hour tutorial covering all of his tips and tricks that he has learned over the past 8 years as a professional photographer. This video covers all aspects of running a successful photography business, but Peter’s main goal is to teach the average person the intricacies of the human face so you can make anyone in front of your camera interesting.

Peter Hurley spent the early part of his life traveling the world as a professional male model. During this time, Peter was photographed by some of the best fashion photographers in the world. As a model, Peter was forced to understand the subtle movements of his own face, but he was also able to learn the technical side of photography from some of the best in the world. Peter moved to New York and saw a hole in the market that he thought he could fill. “I thought that if I could shoot actors in the head, like commercial photographers shoot celebrities, I could be successful.” Over the past 8 years, Peter has become what many consider the best photographer in the world.

Learn How To Create Dynamic Lighting For Men

In this 4-hour tutorial, Peter goes over everything he uses to create not only technically sound but also “interesting” images day in and day out. While this video does cover a number of topics, the focus of this tutorial is on teaching those in front of your camera to create the best possible images. We also decided to bring this tutorial to you as a digital download so you can enjoy Peter’s lessons in 720 HD without the need for a Bluray player! This video is aimed at those who are already a professional photographer and want to take their portraits to the next level.

How to Make Anyone Look Better than All
Start Your Business From Scratch
Natural light versus studio light
Peter Hurley’s Signature Look
Shaded Lighting For Men
Alternative Studio Lighting (Strobe Lights)
Hitching post
Gear Camera
Understanding the human face (mouth, eyes, eyebrows and body position)
Coaching and facial expressions
Creating Different “Looks” During Each Session
Marketing
Retouch / Print
Makeup / Hairstyle
clothing
Pricing

UPDATE: Want to take a look at a small part of the tutorial for a free 20 minutes? Watch the free video below:

“I really enjoyed and learned a lot from watching Peter interact with his subjects, which is an art in itself. He is fantastic at making his subjects feel relaxed and comfortable, which allows him great value. That in itself was worth it. ”

–Scott Kelby, Author of Digital Photography Book Series

“Whether you are a portrait or photography photographer, this is a must-have tutorial to get you the best pictures right away.” Read Full Review Here

–Pye Geersa, author, SLR Lounge

“If you haven’t seen Peter’s DVD, I’m the abbotbut I recommend it mainly to see how it interacts with its objects. He’s a master at this! “

–Zac Arias, Photographer

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