Product Photography

in Studio

What cameras can be used for this class?

Any Camera!
DSLR, Mirrorless, Smartphone, Film

Get ready for a simulation of what it is like to shoot product photography with a luxury fashion client!

Join our product photography workshop lead by Don Orkoskey, featuring sunglasses from Atlanta luxury eyewear designer J.Goldin!

Over the course of three hours you will have the opportunity to photograph models wearing J.Goldin's Genesis line of sunglasses, control custom lighting in studio to get the high concept shots you want and then a crash course in editing your photos using Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom, as well as industry advice/insights to help navigate your photography business as you navigate the genre!

What You Will Learn:

Product photography
Studio lighting
Directing your models
Understanding/communicating client expectations
Editing and optimizing photos for advertising

By the end of this workshop, you will have produced professional portfolio material for your website and a chance for your work to be featured on J.Goldin's website and Instagram page!

The workshop will be held at our Sandy Springs location, with all products and models provided for this hands-on workshop.

Bring your camera and your favorite lens.

Rent a lens at https://aperturent.com/ and use code ASOP10 for 10% off.

Meet Your Instructor

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Meet Your Instructor ///

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Don Orkoskey

With over 20 years of commercial photography experience, Don Orkoskey leads WDO Photography, bringing high-impact corporate headshots, event coverage, and brand photography to businesses across the Atlanta metro area.

Some of Don’s commercial clients include Amazon, the National Girls Hockey League, Atlantic Magazine and more.

Our founder, Don Orkoskey leads monthly nature photography and photography business meetups. He's also a teacher at the Atlanta School of Photography. He's helped hang photography shows, mentor young photographers just starting their business, and has worked with students for over a decade.