Film Noir Portrait Shoot: Take and Make Great Photography with Gavin Hoey

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Dark, moody and sinister, Film Noir is a style that packs a punch with hard edged shadows and high contrast. In this tutorial Gavin Hoey takes you a simple set-up to transform a small home studio into a classic private detectives office.

Gavin shows you how props and lights combine to create the final scene and then takes you into Photoshop to give the image that Film Noir mono look.


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Private Detective Model: Brian Mansi

Photos by Gavin Hoey
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