If you're looking to get into professional beverage photography—and specifically tap into the market for professional beer photography—this course from RGG EDU is definitely worth checking out. Produced by RGG and photographer Rob Grimm, the 8+ hour course covers everything you need to know. And the best part? This course, which usually retails for $300, is being given away 100% free.
As with all free offers like this, you'll have to put in your personal info at checkout, but you can uncheck the "keep me up to date on news and exclusive offers" checkbox and avoid the marketing emails if you're not keen on those.
The process takes just a few clicks—we went through it ourselves to check that it actually works—and once you're done, you'll get an email with a bespoke download link that gives you access to all 25 chapters of photography and retouching tutorial content, 27 RAW files, four full photo shoots, and access to a private Facebook group where you can chat with fellow members of the RGG community about the stuff you're learning.
Here's RGG's description of the course:
In this tutorial, you will see Rob’s entire process for creating beverage images by breaking the composition down into its parts and obsessing over the details. You will learn the foundations of beverage photography from capturing a bottle on white, photographing cocktails including drink styling, proper use of ice, realistic condensation, creating appetite and appeal, and the use of duratrans to make an image that appears to be shot on-location with all the control of a studio.
Rob will share with you his method for generating portfolio ideas that will make you rethink your entire approach to creating images. Finally, world-renowned retoucher Earth Oliver, will walk you through the best methods to bring polish to your images that stand out from the crowd.
To learn more about the course or pick up your free copy, click here.
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