Welcome, Twin Cities Photographers!
- Location
- Saint Paul, MN 44.8-93.2 55122US
- Meetups
- 27 so far
- Members
- 145 Fans of Photography
- Meetup topics
- Founded
- March 4, 2009
When people think of a landscape, they think of exotic locations, vast forest canopies, and frosted rolling mountains. What people often over-look is that the Human Form is the most breath-taking of all landscapes.
The Human Form is a photography niche that covers a wide range of subject matter. From High School senior pictures to family portraits to model comp cards to social lifestyle shots to nude fine art modeling to sports and action and many more in between. The Human Form and Lighting Photography Group (HFL for short) is here to help photographers and models explore this vast range of photography.
~ Human Form and Lighting Photography Group
More upcoming Meetups
This group doesn't have any additional upcoming Meetups scheduled.
Past Meetups
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Our Sponsors
Beholder Media
Beholder Media provides money towards the upkeep of the HFL group
What's new?
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Nov 4
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New member
“To learn better lighting techniques when shooting human and abstract forms.”
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Nov 2
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New member
“I like to meet local Twin Cities photographers ..” -
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Oct 29
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New member
“Learn more about photographing people/bodies/human form”
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Oct 28
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New member
“Continue to learn different lighting techniques!”
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Oct 26
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New member
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Oct 24
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New member
“Most of my photo projects are landscapes and close up still life. I'm not a street photographer. I had done some portraits long ago and really loved it. I would welcome a chance to work with people.”
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Oct 22
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New discussionStarted by Byron.
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Oct 19
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New member
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New photos
“Vlad Gives Modeling Advise.”Posted by Byron
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Oct 16
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New Greeting for“Hi. Thanks, for making a beginner look good. Hugs.”posted by Simon
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What members are saying
“ To learn from others and also to share their knowledge about this subject and photography in general. ”
“ Frequent, unique photo ops. ”