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Building a Gritty Portrait Studio Look with Firefly & Photoshop with Raymond Alva

Join photographer, Raymond Alva on Adobe Live as he builds a portrait concept from the ground up. Starting in Firefly Boards, Raymond creates a moodboard and generates reference imagery to define a grungy, black-and-white studio aesthetic. From there, he moves into Photoshop to refine the final portraits. Watch as he uses the new non-destructive Clarity, Dehaze, and Grain controls, along with light retouching and tonal adjustments. This stream offers a look at how creative direction, reference, and post-production come together to shape a cohesive portrait series. Join the Adobe Live Discord:   / discord   Raymond Alva (Rap) is a portrait/documentary photographer primarily working in the music space. Born and raised in Southern California, Alva naturally gravitates toward documenting the culture and people around him. His exploration of light and color seamlessly aligns with his desire to authentically depict the narratives before him. His work not only provides a fresh and alternative viewpoint but also helps us understand the similarities and differences between us all. When he's not photographing artists or those around him, Alva can be found DJing with friends, skating at his local skatepark, or catching the latest A24 film. Select clients include Billboard magazine, Hypebeast, Nike, Undefeated, Born X Raised, NPR, and Cuervo:   / rapberry   | https://raymondalva.com Emily Poulin is a graphic designer specializing in direct-to-consumer goods, with expertise in packaging, branding, and beyond:   / emilieepoulin   | https://www.behance.net/emilypoulin | www.emilypoulin.com Subscribe to the Adobe Live YT Channel: https://bit.ly/adobeliveyoutube Try out Adobe Express NOW: https://adobe.ly/tryAdobeExpress ----- Join us LIVE on Behance: https://www.behance.net/adobelive Music by Chillhop Music: https://chillhop.ffm.to/creatorcred