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Over the first six parts of this introduction series, we have learned how to create better images and find our own personal voice as photographers. Derek goes over audience submitted photos, critiquing and having open discussions about the stories behind them.
0:00 Intro
4:53 Derek's image breakdown
9:15 Critiquing audience submission
1:45:21 Closing
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Creative photography goes far beyond pressing the shutter. Photographer Anya Anti shows how post-production becomes a powerful creative tool for transforming photographs into striking works of art.
0:00 - Intro
2:24 - Before & after examples
3:50 - Raw processing process
22:16 - Photoshop process
1:10:32 - Creating fantastical with realism
1:14:43 - Image layer breakdown
1:23:47 - Closing
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It's easy to go out and take photos, what's not is making it your own. Derek goes over how to find your creative stye and different ways to get inspired.
0:00 - Intro
2:40 - Finding your creative style
6:38 - Inspiration vs. imitation
31:41 - What is vision in photography?
38:37 - Consistency
41:07 - Tips on strengthening your vision
45:27 - Image review exercise
50:57 - Personal projects
1:13:20 - Q&A
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When Jeff Cable isn't photographing the Olympics, he's often guiding photo tours across the globe. Jeff shares tips on what to look for in a photo tour, how to pack effectively, and how to ensure an enjoyable experience.
0:00 - Intro
1:21 - About Jeff
2:02 - Photo tour vs. photo workshop
3:57 - What to look for and common questions
14:32 - Preparation
17:41 - Besides the photo
20:39 - People and places close to home
26:00 - People and places not so close to home
35:53 - Tropical wildlife
43:57 - African wildlife
50:40 - After the sun goes
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Photographer Sergio Meléndez has been staying true to his roots and following his passion for success. After over two decades as a photographer, Melendez has learned what it takes to stay motivated and how to adapt to the changes of the industry. He shares his experience and past images to show how he got his work in multiple exhibitions in New York.
0:00 Intro
1:20 Finding my vision
5:04 Documentary photography
12:06 The documentary process
24:42 Exhibiting in New York
27:53 Turning personal passion into meaningful projects
29:16 Discussion
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You went out and took photos, now it's time to edit. Derek goes over the different tools in Adobe Lightroom, discussing basic and advanced techniques.
0:00 - Intro
5:22 - Post processing philosophy
12:44 - The fun(damentals) of editing
16:14 - Color or Black & White?
35:15 - Basic edits
38:07 - Kelvin scale
40:25 - Editing demo - basic edits
1:05:54 - Beyond basic editing
1:10:56 - Second editing demo
1:14:11 - Basic edits
1:25:50 - Curves tool
1:37:11 - Histogram
1:42:10 - Presets
1:44:22 - Color grading
1:48:38 - Black & White
1:55
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Sony Artisan of Imagery Chris Orwig helps teach you the art of reviewing your photos after a photoshoot to help you quickly identify and select your best work.
0:00 - Intro
2:37 - New gear talk
3:57 - What makes an image a keeper
13:21 - Chris's examples of keepers
27:08 - Building a portfolio
41:55 - Photo review
53:28: - Knowing how you're photographing to kind keepers
56:45 - Over and under exporting
1:01:04 - Being in the right frame of mind while reviewing images
1:09:54 - Teacher and mentor thoughts
1:18:06 - Closing thoughts
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Let's "focus" for Part 4. Derek goes over how important focus is for telling a story from your image. Learn about your camera's different focus modes, and what to consider when capturing motion.
0:00 - Intro
3:00 - Focus modes
3:53 - Manual focus
13:56 - Single autofocus
21:32 - Continuous
29:16 - Focus tools on your camera
37:28 - Autofocus miscellaneous
47:17 - Motion
49:26 - The reciprocal rule
1:05:01 - Focus for effects
1:18:07 - Photographing motion
1:44:27 - Storytelling through focus and motion
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POV: You're Lotta at WPPI 2026. Take a look at the highlights from this Las Vegas photography conference, with studio and outdoor portrait photoshoots, lighting demos, photo walks, and appearances by photography legends, such as Annie Leibovitz.
0:00 - Annie Leibovitz
1:41 - What's on the Agenda
2:01 - Checking Out the Show Floor
3:27 - Sony Creative Space
4:00 - Sunrise Photo Walk Takeaways
5:26 - Gear Cleaning
5:54 - Why We Love the Show Floor
6:21 - Outdoor Portrait Demo
6:59 - More WPPI Fun
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Join wedding photographer Susan Stripling for an in-depth webinar on streamlining your wedding photography workflow. Susan shares her proven strategies for managing your time efficiently, ensuring a smooth and seamless experience for both you and your clients.
0:00 - Intro
2:15 - Client dossier & packing list
9:55 - File management and black-ups
17:28 - Photo Mechanic
22:08 - Touch-ups with Imagen
31:01 - Importing to Lightroom Classic
33:40 - Sorting photos based on events of the wedding
36:29 - Things—an organization software
37:55 -
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Photography is more than just understanding how composition works or what settings to choose. It is an art, and discovering your style is key to improving as a photographer. Derek is on the streets of NYC to show you how practice, self-reflection, and patience can help you find your point of view as a photographer. The best way to develop your eye as a photographer is to not be afraid of making mistakes!
0:00 - In This Video
0:24 - Capture the Mood
2:02 - Finding Types of Images You Like
3:10 - Your Own Path
4:16 - Is Nailing the Focus
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Photography is the process of capturing light to create an image. So, you guessed it, Part 3 is all about lighting. Derek covers natural vs. artificial light, how to use shadows and highlights creatively, and how to properly expose your camera.
0:00 - Intro
1:05 - Hard light vs. Soft light
16:07 - Light direction
40:13 - Light quantity
43:39 - Light exposure
1:04:01 - Image breakdown—camera settings
1:34:07 - TLDR
1:38:11 - Audience guesses the camera settings
1:58:16 - Closing
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Inspiration can strike at any moment and through any of our senses. Photographer Chris Chu discusses his creative workflow, from conceptualizing projects to crafting printed collections and attracting clients through his distinctive artistic approach.
0:00 - Intro - About Chris's work
3:26 - Chris's approach
7:22 - Inspiration coming from music
16:46 - Favorite visual element: Movement
20:13 - Having your personal style in commercial work
28:22 - being authentic on social media
31:45 - Photographing with Leica film cameras
37:44 - Image
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Showcasing his love for New York City through imagery, photographer Bruce Katz discusses his various projects over the years and explores how he has created a meaningful body of work. Learn how to capture photos that speak to the viewer.
0:00 - Intro
1:41 - Bruce's interior design & architecture work
11:35 - Don't get caught up on the technical side
18:51 - Having a cohesive vision
21:40 - Commercial work & passion projects
32:15 - Subway Stops project
46:48 - Seeing what others can't - City Limits project
54:50 - Past & present -
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Now that you understand your camera from Part 1, the next step is understanding what makes a good photograph. Derek goes over some of the core elements of photo theory, composition, perfective, and storytelling.
0:00 - Intro
5:05 - Review of what makes an effective photograph
5:47 - Composition
12:54 - Rule of thirds
18:37 - Golden/Fibonacci spiral
23:47 - Leading lines
32:59 - Negative space
38:29 - Asymmetry
41:52 - Frame within a frame
43:10 - Patterns/Repetition
44:34 - Perspective
55:01 - Storytelling - Photo breakdown
1:15:29 - Photo