Better Photography - Portraits in Natural Light is a new DVD from former Sunday Times photographer Philip Dunn. This 60 minute DVD is aimed at photographers of all levels wanting to improve their portraits using natural light. Dunn explains “I demonstrate that with a little understanding of light, lenses and poses, you can create really powerful and interesting portraits without the expense and trouble of using photography studio lights.” The Better Photography - Portraits in Natural Light DVD costs £14.95 including postage in the UK.

Philip Dunn Press Release

December 7th 2008

NEW ‘HOW-TO’ PORTRAITS DVD RELEASED - £14.95 inc UK p+p

Former Sunday Times photographer Philip Dunn has launched the second instructional DVD in his PhotoGuru series. This new DVD is aimed at photographers of all levels wanting to improve their portraits using natural light.

The 60 minute tutorial was filmed in SW Scotland, where Philip now runs photography courses. Following the success of his first DVD ‘Light and Composition’, the new DVD uses the familiar ‘keep-it-simple’, non-technical format.

The instruction is based on sound, practical guidance from a highly experienced professional with an international reputation for capturing evocative images of people and places, often against deadlines and in the most difficult situations. Even experienced photographers should improve their craft if they apply the techniques demonstrated here.

• Practical, fun, non-technical tuition
• How to keep ‘cool’ and gain confidence
• Real-life, portrait assignments
• Understanding backgrounds, props, clothes and locations
• Dozens of example photographs and tips
• How to use light and colour to change the mood
• How to get the best from your model

Published by Philip Dunn - Filmed by Christian Dunn - Produced by DE Productions
ISBN 10: 0-9553378-2-8
All material © Philip Dunn All rights reserved

Philip Dunn’s first picture was published when he was just 14 years old. After working on local and regional newspapers, he joined the staff of The Daily Express for 15 years before going freelance. He has travelled the world for The Sunday Times and on commissions for almost every top magazine and newspaper in UK. He has illustrated many books and now runs photography holidays and courses in Scotland and overseas.

DVD AVAILABLE FROM:  www.photoactive.co.uk

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