Tell us about your most recommended tutorials!

Thanks man

 

Its here

https://p-v.club/threads/rggedu-—-advanced-texture-cleanup-with-earth-oliver.751/

 

Zack Arias One Light

Here's V.1
and 2.0

His stuff taught me a lot when I was getting started

 

I had in mind too to open this post, you have anticipated me @Leona95. However, these are what I consider very interesting, the must have to be clear. I have 600Gb of courses on the hard disk and a very slow 10Mb connection. I have to buy another 1Tb hard disk because I have only 10Gb free, and other 3Gb of space occupied. I will add more advice as soon as I look at other material.

Here's my fav course (or must have imho):

SLRLounge:
Photographing The Milky Way Workshop
SLR Lounge - Lighting 101 Foundation & Light Shaping
SLRLounge - Lighting 201

FStoppers:
All the photographing the world series (1, 2, 3, 4)
How to become a commercial wedding photographer
Peter Hurley: Perfecting the Headshot

Books:
all the Roberto Valenzuela - Wedding Storyteller

 

Annie Leibovitz's Masterclass was such a disappointment too! really lame

 

Looking forward to more suggestions friends. Don't know why this thread become stand still... Please keep them coming..

 

For anyone who likes Off Camera Flash, I would highly recommend Damien Lovegrove - LUMEN

Anyone interested in Filmmaking/Videography then Philip Bloom's - Filmmaking for Photographers is outstanding.

 

Thanks buddy..Let's keep this post alive..

 

What are your interests.....Photography/Retouching /Compositing or Filmmaking?

 

Photogaphy, retouching & composites

 

Photographing the World - all 4 parts. RGG-EDU Cleanup FS 2.0, All the macro tut's. The Hero shot and also Tony Roslund Product Photography one.

 

any suggestion for courses about creativity??

 

I am also looking for tutorials on painterly edit

 

Do you mean creative techniques for your camera?

If so I really enjoyed this
Sam Hurd - Portrait Deconstruction

 

All of these are what I would call painterly tutorials
Richard Woods
Paul Apal'kin
Englishphotoworks
Chris Knight

 

something like creating mindset for creativity

 

have a look at Alec Soth: Photographic Storytelling.

Also, i'm not sure if it's on the site, but there's a documentary about Gregory Crewdson called "Brief Encounters" that's quite good.

Oh, and "In No Great Hurry" which is a documentary about Saul Leiter.

 

do you mean some type of formula that will help you to create stories or images?

 

yes something like that... like Alec Soth: Photographic Storytelling.
thanks a lot for your time