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Working With Pin-Up Models And Learning Old Hollywood Lighting

  • 17 Oct 2024
  • 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
  • Action Camera -4415 Granite Drive, Rocklin, CA 95677

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  • PPSV Active Members
  • Affiliate members of PPWC (Wine Country) and PPSCV (Santa Clara Valley)
  • Guest registration - currently not a member of PPSV or one of our partner affiliates (PPWC or PPSCV)

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Working with Pin Up Models

and

Learning Old Hollywood Lighting



Are you captivated by the charm of classic pin-ups from the 40s and 50s? Are you looking to distinguish your studio by offering a sophisticated alternative to traditional boudoir photography? You're in the right place.

Pin-up photography is enjoying a resurgence among modern women, whether it's the allure of a bygone era, the vibrant rockabilly revival, or the flattering, body-positive poses that celebrate all figures.

Why Pin-Up Photography?

  • Unique Style: Pin-up photography offers a distinct, timeless look that stands out from the usual portrait and boudoir sessions, appealing to clients who love the vintage aesthetic.  The pin-up lifestyle has a following with modern women - be the romance of an era past, the rockabilly revitalization, or flatter of posing for the full-figured ladies.
  • Empowerment:This style celebrates confidence and body positivity, helping clients embrace their individuality and feel empowered through expressive poses and styling.
  • Creative Exploration: Pin-up photography provides a creative outlet for exploring various themes, props, and lighting techniques, allowing photographers to develop a unique portfolio.
  • Market Differentiation: Offering pin-up photography can set you apart in a crowded market, attracting a niche audience and expanding your client base.

This workshop includes hands-on learning with vintage pin-up models! We’ll be learning the key components of a successful pin-up and Hollywood shoot - including styling, clothing, poses, props, and lighting. You’ll walk away with the knowledge needed to start doing Pin-Up and Hollywood-style lighting.

Learn How To:

  • Match clothing so it complements the portrait
  • Make your clients feel comfortable so you get that perfect expression
  • Pose clients so they look their best and feel confident
  • Use lighting and gels to create depth, impact, and different moods
  • Incorporate props to complete the scene
Workshop Fees:
  $99 PPSV Members
  $109 Affiliates (PPWC & PPSCV)
  $149 Non-Members


Chris Wooley, M. Photog., Cr., CPP

Chris Wooley is a photographer and educator with a retail portrait studio in Spokane, Washington where he specializes in Vintage Inspired Portraits and Commercial Business Portraits. He holds the Master Photographer and Photographic Craftsman degrees and Certified Professional Photographer status from the Professional Photographers of America.  He is on the executive board for the American Society of Photographers and a past-President of the Professional Photographers of Washington. Chris has won numerous print awards, including multiple ASP State Elites, Fuji Masterpieces, ACI’s Image Excellence, and various state “best of” awards. He is a recipient of the prestigious “PPA National Award” for his contributions towards the photographic industry. Chris helps photographers learn and hone their craft by presenting at workshops, conferences and meet-ups across the US.  You can learn more about Chris at his website: www.cwooley.com







    Professional Photographers of Sacramento Valley
    Est. 1953

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