Fashion Portraits in Edinburgh

As an Arbroath and Dundee wedding and portrait photographer, It’s so important to continually challenge what I already know; as well as develop new skills and push my own capabilities both creatively and technically. As well as learning new lighting techniques all these additional skills help me grow as a photographer but also offer my clients the highest quality service with bespoke imagery.

I recently spent the day with the talented Faye and Trevor Yerbury from Edinburgh. Inspired by their stylish fine art portraiture photography, I felt they would be a good choice to work with as I enter a new journey with my own style of portrait photography, with the intention of introducing this style of photography to my clients.

We had a fantastic day exploring the City of Edinburgh, creating fashion inspired portraits with historic and modern architecture backdrops. We captured images of the gorgeous model Riona Neve from Belgium, using only natural ambient light. I learnt so much from Faye and Trevor’s methods on composition, posing a model and how light and contrast add so much to portraiture.

For a professional photographer to attend a workshop it’s a great way to practice, learn and share skills with other photographers within the industry.

Here are some of the images which were captured around the city.

If you are interested in a fashion styled portrait session or booking me for a bespoke family portrait session please use this link to my site.

If you are interested in developing your photography skills or learning the basics, I offer a Basic Photography Workshop throughout Dundee and Arbroath for groups, one to one sessions arranged monthly and the Creative lighting photography workshops every few months, the next one is the 22nd October at 9.00am.

If you are looking for a unique photography workshop for yourself or as a gift then a one to one master class may be the answer.

Derek Ramage specialises in classical style of portraiture for children, families and adults with a modern edge. His work-shops are fun and relaxed and focuses on a mixture off theory and hands on practical exercises.