In May 2010, I was contacted by Patrick Hall and Lee Morris of Fstoppers.com and they asked me to share my knowledge of headshot photography in a behind the scenes format. The resulting Fstoppers original video (http://fstoppers.com/fstoppers-original-peter-hurley-exposes-the-perfect-headshot) was a huge hit and exposed my work to a large audience of photographers.

Video Tutorial by Peter Hurley (Peter Hurley) for shooting portraits. In film covers the following aspects: Natural Light Studio Light VS The Peter Hurley Signature Look For Men Shadowed Lighting Studio Lighting Alternative (Strobes) Tethering Camera Gear Understanding The Human Face (Mouth, Eyes, Eyebrows, and Body Position) Coaching and Facial Expression Creating Different " Looks "Each Session During a Marketing Retouching / Printing Makeup / Hair Clothing Pricing

In early 2011, production began on The Art Behind The Headshot. With the Fstoppers crew behind the cameras, we set out to make the most comprehensive tutorial ever created on headshot photography. This time around not only would I focus on my trademark high key white background and soft beauty lighting, but I would also share intimate details about what I consider my real photography secret: a keen understanding of the human face and the ability to coach people into interesting looks day in and day out.

In early 2011, production began on The Art Behind The Headshot. With the Fstoppers crew behind the cameras, we set out to make the most comprehensive tutorial ever created on headshot photography. This time around not only would I focus on my trademark high key white background and soft beauty lighting, but I would also share intimate details about what I consider my real photography secret: a keen understanding of the human face and the ability to coach people into interesting looks day in and day out.

In early 2011, production began on The Art Behind The Headshot. With the Fstoppers crew behind the cameras, we set out to make the most comprehensive tutorial ever created on headshot photography. This time around not only would I focus on my trademark high key white background and soft beauty lighting, but I would also share intimate details about what I consider my real photography secret: a keen understanding of the human face and the ability to coach people into interesting looks day in and day out.