Seth Miranda
Seth Miranda—known online as @LastXwitness—is a New York–based photographer, educator, and content creator whose bold, cinematic imagery reflects decades of experimentation across film, analog, and digital formats. From his early days shooting BMX and skateboarding to his work in special effects and portrait photography, Seth’s career spans publications such as Juxtapoz, Make-Up Artist Magazine, and Transworld Media. A producer and host for Adorama, Seth brings technical mastery, creative storytelling, and raw energy to his workshops and videos—empowering photographers to push boundaries and find their own visual voice.
Learn to See Light and Shape the Images You Want
You have your strobes, you’re shooting in TTL, and you’ve bought the modifier everyone seems to be using. You can get a good exposure, but your images
…You have your strobes, you’re shooting in TTL, and you’ve bought the modifier everyone seems to be using. You can get a good exposure, but your images still don’t have the impact or feeling you’re after. The missing piece may not be your gear. It may
…You have your strobes, you’re shooting in TTL, and you’ve bought the modifier everyone seems to be using. You can get a good exposure, but your images still don’t have the impact or feeling you’re after. The missing piece may not be your gear. It may be how you see and understand light.
In this live demo, photographer Seth Miranda will take you beyond simply pointing a light at your subject and dialing in an exposure. You’ll learn what to look for
You have your strobes, you’re shooting in TTL, and you’ve bought the modifier everyone seems to be using. You can get a good exposure, but your images still don’t have the impact or feeling you’re after. The missing piece may not be your gear. It may be how you see and understand light.
In this live demo, photographer Seth Miranda will take you beyond simply pointing a light at your subject and dialing in an exposure. You’ll learn what to look for in the quality, direction, and behavior of light, how to “chase” it to create the look you want, and how small adjustments can change an image’s story and mood.
You’ll also learn how to choose lighting techniques and gear with intention instead of defaulting to what’s popular. Leave with a more trained eye, a clearer understanding of why your lighting works, and techniques for creating images with greater intention and impact.
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