How Audrey Woulard Captured the Girl in the Woods in Urban Chicago

Photographing on location can present a variety of unique challenges for photographers just starting out. For world-renowned photographer and Nikon Ambassador Audrey Woulard, however, that's just another day at the office.

Perhaps best known for her portraits of young people, Audrey's love for the art of photography began with the birth of her children. This led to her leaving the corporate world behind and embarking on a career in portrait photography. In addition to her portrait work, Audrey also teaches photographic techniques around the world via in-person workshops and her online educational platform. We recently spoke with Audrey about her workflow and how she created her Girl in the Woods portrait of one of her clients. .

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2020-8-9 13:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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