Creative Cosmetic Photography
Pro Club Workshop #70
Creative Cosmetic Photography
This is an advertising photography tutorial for Pro Club Interactive Education Program, workshop #70
In this Pro Club workshop, Alex and Artem get creative with nail polish items combined with some very special liquid forms. You can use this technique to create some great advertising images!
With Alex you’ll learn how to set up the scene and lighting and how to get dramatic effects in a small studio for optimum in-camera results. Then Artem, our post-production guru, will show you how best to enhance your images for a stunning final result. We will help you overcome some common challenges and use this technique to give your portfolio the ‘wow’ factor.
If you’re shooting cosmetics and/or liquids, you might also be interested in these classes:
Deadline for homework submission: May 31th 2019
The date of the live review: June 5th 2019
Note: If you have questions, please ask on the same forum on a sticky Q/A post
Meet your instructors
Alex Koloskov
Alex is one of the worlds best commercial advertising photographers, co-founder, and teacher at Photigy.com
He is also the man behind Photigy’s most popular courses and tireless idea generator
Artem Pissarevskiy
Creative Cosmetic Photography Workshop: In Studio Shooting
Post-Production
Before and After Post-Production
Student’s Submissions
Homework: Critique and Review
Beautiful lighting set up and beautiful end retouching…
I will try to something different with same concept..
But unfortunately I didn’t find colored candle oil.. almost it’s transparent.
If could you please add link for it in amazon or any app..
Thank you so much my idol.
Hi Amal, I found this one https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B077WT912J?pf_rd_p=2d1ab404-3b11-4c97-b3db-48081e145e35&pf_rd_r=MMWDEECB62FG6DJ55AR4
But not sure if this is the one Alex used in this workshop. But this should work 😉
Taking Olive oil as the first compound. What can you use to color it and when its in water it doesn’t dissipate and end up fogging the water column.?
I bought some oil based dye for candle making, found it on eBay.
I was using this coloring (color for lamp oil) https://amzn.to/2VWijan
Uk guys & Gals. I’ve purchased from this UK store. I’ll unfortantly miss the submission date though 🙁
https://www.candlesontheweb.co.uk/acatalog/Coloured-Tints-for-Lamp-Oil-337.html#SID=79
If you have done the shots we still have room for more 😉