In these new WOW style apprentice films John and Ossy the original PT4U apprentices join Mark Cleghorn on location were he sets out to shoot images to WOW!

In the boudoir is the theme, a hotel night club is the location for the third WOW Apprentice shoot in a very dark location. The images are dynamic through the combination of L.E.D lighting on location, model styling and brought further to life with some post production.

Unlike previous apprentice films this time the boys get to see Mark working in his real and raw style but at the same time getting to ask why and how, something all photographers want to know. Mark tries to explain his thinking process when shooting to help the apprentices get a little more inside his head and thoughts as well as seeing the shot develop from location to location.

In these new WOW style apprentice films John and Ossy the original PT4U apprentices join Mark Cleghorn on location were he sets out to shoot images to WOW!

In the boudoir is the theme, a hotel night club is the location for the third WOW Apprentice shoot in a very dark location. The images are dynamic through the combination of L.E.D lighting on location, model styling and brought further to life with some post production.

Unlike previous apprentice films this time the boys get to see Mark working in his real and raw style but at the same time getting to ask why and how, something all photographers want to know. Mark tries to explain his thinking process when shooting to help the apprentices get a little more inside his head and thoughts as well as seeing the shot develop from location to location.

In this short film “Bear” as he is know to us at PT4U gets in front of the camera to share his Infrared images passion and how he shoots it.

Jay who is the chief videographer for PhotoTraining4U is also a mad keen photographer and with his new found passion for infrared photography, we have got him out from behind the video to present and introduction to his techniques.

This film Features images shot in Cardiff and New York

This Film features a funky slide show of some of the images shot by Mark Cleghorn on an Apprentice WOW day.

The train stationwas the first WOW Apprentice location, full of colour and sunlight, the images are dynamic from the first shot to the last.

This film is designed to help photographers on a Funky Male Portrait shoot to get a quick fix of images and to get the ideas flowing before a session.

This is a 2 minute 40 second Portrait slide show to inspire ideas as well as to give you image goals.

In these new WOW style apprentice films John and Osy the original PT4U apprentices join Mark Cleghorn on location were he sets out to shoot images to WOW!

On the rocks is the wedding theme, a Jurassic coastline is the location for the second WOW Apprentice shoot on a cold day. The images are dynamic through the combination of location and model and brought further to life with some post production.

Unlike previous apprentice films this time the boys get to see Mark working in his real and raw style but at the same time getting to ask why and how, something all photographers want to know. Mark tries to explain his thinking process when shooting to help the apprentices get a little more inside his head and thoughts as well as seeing the shot develop from location to location.

Reflectors Elinchrom Quadra Lighting

In this film Mark Cleghorn shows you some lighting techniques when setting up a location to shoot fashion images with studio flash.

Using a combination of 3 studio heads, you soon get to see great images being produced with very little effort. The combination and flow will give you some idea on the variety in pose as well the different locations around the internal stairwell were the shoot is taking place. A perfect venue for a simple fashion shoot for a local magazine.

The Honeycomb grid on the key light is the secret to the drama in the images as you will see.

In this 3 part film Mark Cleghorn discusses Bride and Groom posing on location and how to maximise the variety in the short time we are allocated on a real wedding day.

Using a model bride and groom, Mark explains the use of location and the light combined with natural as well as fun and funky posing.

Each of the 3 parts takes place in the same location vicinity but with a radically different background in each film which will give you a better guide to using the location when combing posing.

Part 2 Includes – Posing The Sit , The Sat & The Lay using a concrete seat and pillar covered location. Split focus composition as well dramtic and simple compositionwith teh bride and groom.

In this film Mark Cleghorn takes you on location to a clients home to shoot a family portrait.

You get to see how Mark interacts with the family and the young children to get the expressions he needs on a cold winters day, shooting outside in the court yard and then inside the house using only natural light and a reflector.

From strong light to shade, interior lighting to reflected light, Mark explains how he meters for perfect exposure.

Includes – Exposure, Posing, Reflector, Location, Working with Children and Family, Relaxed, Informal but posed images.

In this film you get to see Lisa’s 8th extra homework critique after training. Lisa is one of two SWPP Apprentices in training on PhotoTraining4U.

Over the 12 months you will be able to track Lisa and Anna, the other SWPP apprentice, on their training journey, using a combination of specific films on PhotoTraining4U and hands on monthly tuition with Mark Cleghorn on route to becoming a better photographers.

In this film Mark Cleghorn gives Lisa her 8th homework image critique, this time its men on location, a studio boudoir shoot and an older couples pre-wedding shoot on location.

PT4U Master Portrait Photographer And Elements Guru- Kenny Martin

Every month using a combination of images and teaching films you will get to see the Master portrait photographer at work as well as an insight into what makes a great portrait as well as his keys and advanced skills in using in Adobe Elements.

In this 2 part film Mark Cleghorn talks to Kenny Martin about his commercial portraiture and how he approaches a session with the client. From magazines, books, celebrity portraits to DVD covers Kenny discusses different shoots.