Holly Randall Photo Workshop Set for This Weekend

LOS ANGELES — Acclaimed erotic photographer Holly Randall will be holding her first-ever workshop at the LAX Hilton on Saturday and Sunday to share her expertise in the field.

Randall’s workshops are being held in conjunction with Glamourcon, a long-running modeling convention.

Randall, the daughter of Suze Randall, kicks off her pair of workshops on Saturday from 3-5 p.m. The lecture will feature Randall showing attendees how to light and pose a model, in this case, a live demonstration with adult model and performer Mia Presley.

Presley will “help demonstrate the dos and the don'ts of photographing the female form, including some insider tips on her favorite poses to make the model look her best,” according to Randall.

In the two workshops, Randall “will go over many of her favorite poses, and teach you the intricate details of getting the model to look her best: from the position of her head, to her hands, all the way down to her toes. She'll show you common mistakes that many photographers make, explain how to correct them, and why.”

Sunday’s class, from 4:30-6:30 p.m., features Aria Giovanni. This workshop gives the opportunity for attendees to work one-on-one with Giovanni with Randall setting up the lights.

Registration for Saturday’s workshop is open and there is a waiting list for Sunday. For more information, and to register, click here.

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