You might be sometimes wondering how to take a good portraiture in studio environment. I’ve been searching online on resources but couldn’t really find a broad general tutorial. You can however, find many specific topic tutorial on the internet.
This quick tutorial is originally designed to remind me of the basics I’ve learned over the years on portraiture techniques. Mind that this graph is really based on my personal experience, so it might be biased and distorted to my learning environment. However, you should still be able to benefit from this no matter what your skill level is.
Copyright Notice: You are free to distribute this image file and modify it for personal purposes, but please keep the credit line.
Software used: Buzan’s iMindMap
If you have any question, please feel free to email me or leave a comment here. I will be looking forward to your input.
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