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Hey there! I’m Daniel, a passionate portrait photographer and educator who’s determined to uplift and motivate fellow photographers worldwide. My goal is simple: to empower you to become the best photographer you can be!
Ever since I began my professional photography journey back in 2013, I’ve poured countless hours into honing my craft, pushing boundaries, and falling head over heels for the art of capturing Portraits. So if there’s anyone who knows what it’s like to grow 2 full-time photography businesses, you’re looking at him!
As a full-time photographer, I’ve had the pleasure of working with a diverse range of people from couples tying the knot to growing families, expectant mothers, adorable newborns, and everything in between. And now, I’m thrilled to share my hard-earned knowledge with you through my carefully crafted online photography classes that promise to transform your skills and techniques.
I’ll teach you everything you need to know about portrait photography and post-production skills in a way that’s easy to understand and put into practice. My aim is to help you see the world through a professional photographer’s eyes, so you too can create award-winning shots that capture the essence of any moment.
So, whether you’re a seasoned photographer or just starting, join me on this exciting journey to explore the beauty of portrait photography together!
Andrea Ditta –
Hi Daniel, great class. Thanks!
The only thing i didn’t understand completely was the colour temperature. How do you decide what colour temperature did you set in your camera?
and for example if you decide to set 5500K in the camera, then in camera raw you move the slider to that value?
Daniel Venter –
Thank you Ditta!!
I set my camera up according to the color temperature of the scene. A good starting point is to look up the kelvin temperature scale for photography. It shows you the different light sources and what kelvin temperature the burn at e.g Daylight is typically anything from 5600k – 6500k
Emma Gallivan (verified owner) –
Thank you so much Daniel for sharing your work! Your tutorials are so amazing and helpful. Thanks again for pointing me in the direction to download the files for the frequency separation. I totally missed this. Thanks again, already excited to watch the others.
Tess salmo (verified owner) –
Thank you so much Daniel amazing information and the only thing I am now struggling with is the patch tool ( never used it before) so am going away to practice!