Your Journey Into Studio Photography with Aundre Larrow
Our Review
Your Journey Into Studio Photography with Aundre Larrow — Start Shooting in a Studio, Even When You’re Traveling
The gist: A beginner-friendly studio portrait lesson with photographer Aundre Larrow that demystifies studio lighting and setup — useful for travel photographers who want to add controlled-environment portraits to their work.
- Studio fundamentals from scratch: Aundre Larrow builds from the basics — light placement, modifiers, and exposure — for photographers who know their camera but have never shot in a controlled lighting environment.
- Demystifies studio fear: Structured specifically to remove the intimidation factor of studio setups — so you can rent studio time abroad or at home without wasting the session on trial-and-error basics.
- Portrait-focused application: All techniques are applied to portrait photography — the most common studio use case for travel and lifestyle photographers building editorial portfolios.
- Instructor credibility: Aundre Larrow is a working portrait and commercial photographer; the lesson reflects real studio practices, not theoretical setups.
Moment’s official course page notes that “studio photography can be intimidating, even for photographers who know their way around a camera” — and confirms the lesson is designed to guide photographers through their first intentional studio session.
Best for: Portrait and lifestyle photographers who want to use studio setups competently but have no experience with controlled lighting environments. Skip it if: You already have studio lighting experience — the lesson is an introduction, not an advanced technique course. Runs ~$25 — check the current price before buying.
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