In chapters on how to flatter your subjects with poses and angles, light them just right, and retouch your photos in post-production,

you’ll learn how to:

• Get to Know Your Subjects
• Pick Props that Show Personality
• Snap a Nice Seflie
• Craft Environmental Portraits
• Hide Flaws with Clever Angles
• Take Candid Street Shots
• Pick Poses that Flatter
• Zoom In on Telling Details
• Shoot Truly Joyful Holiday Portraits
• Freeze a Subject’s Fleeting Reflection
• Set Up Avedon Lighting
• Know Your Light Sources
• Flatter with a Ring Light
• Mimic Film Noir Shadows
• Mimic Film Noir Shadows
• Slow a Spinning Ballerina with Long Exposure
• Combine Natural and Studio Light
• Select Light Modifiers
• Capture Musicians with Limited Lighting
• Make Nostalgic Portraits with Film
• Understand Retouching Tools
• Go Classic with Black and White Conversion
• Craft Whimsical Composites
• Repair Old Photos of Loved Ones
• Minimize Lines and Skin Flaws
• Whiten Teeth and Eyes
• Make Cautious Use of the Liquify Tool
• Brighten Exposure for Breezier Snapshots