Using Natural and Artificial Lighting for Beautiful Portraits with Paulo Naddeo

Please join us IN PERSON for this informative Learnshop where SPS member and past SPS Vice President Paulo Naddeo will share his techniques for beautiful portrait photography. Paulo has honed his skills in portrait work shooting performers, models, teens and others. He will share some of the important concepts of using natural and artificial lights combined with posing techniques to produce flattering results. He will demonstrate different setups and discuss gear including basic to advanced lighting equipment, as well as the different lighting arrangements to achieve the best results.

Paulo Naddeo is an amateur photographer who has explored many different genres of photography. He's had a passion for photography from an early age when he accompanied his father (who at one time had a small photography business) into shooting adventures including events, landscape and travel. As a software engineer, his purchase of a digital DSLR in 2000 (a Nikon D100) reignited his old passion for photography. In 2007 he moved from Brazil to the US and joined SPS in 2016. For the last several years, Paulo has ventured heavily into portrait photography using both natural and artificial light.

You can find Paulo's beautiful work at his website:
https://www.paulonaddeophotography.com

Please note:
This month's Learnshop will be IN PERSON.
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SPS has three standing meetings each month for its members and guests. The First Friday Program and Competition features an outside speaker and a members' image competition. While competition entries at these monthly meetings are restricted to currently paid-up members, we ALWAYS welcome visitors interested in photography to attend. The Learnshops (fourth Tuesdays) and Coffee & Critique (second Saturdays) are intended for members, but again, we welcome visitors. If you attend regularly, we ask that you help support the club (which pays for the rental of the facilities, supplies, and equipment) by becoming a member!

Signing up on the SPS Meetup page does not make you an SPS member. SPS members pay dues to engage in many activities that are unavailable to guests who only sign up on the SPS MeetUp.

To pay your SPS dues, visit:
https://form.jotform.com/spsatlanta/club-membership-registration-form

To find out more about SPS visit:
www.spsatlanta.org