Sharing the videos from B an H Event Space. This an event held in New York by B&H Photo Store which features eminent photographers from world over giving out photography lectures. More info
here.
There are quite a lot of videos covering lots of different topics. I have tried to consolidate them and tried to put down few thoughts about the video which I think can be helpful in selecting the videos as per your liking. They have a
dedicated Youtube channel also.
Lighting & PortraitureIn Camera Artistry: Using Any Light Source by Jerry GhionisThis video [posted by Vikram earlier] introduced me to Jerry. Been a fan ever since. Must watch for using lights for portraits. You can get an understanding of light, in general, as well. There are ample tips which can be used for portraits of any kind anywhere.
Direction of Light: Your Key to Better Portrait Photography by Neil VNGeneral portaiture and using direction of light. A must watch for event photographers.
Look out for his on camera flash techniques. Also, the shade and open sky thing which he speaks about. Something Lisa Holloway and Meg Bitton use too.
The Basic Headshot by Peter HurleyHad watched this quite some time back. Remembered it was good. It is basically about an headshot and he shows few tips tricks about his signature style. There are few more videos by him on F-Stoppers which are better but paid.
Off Camera Flash by Bob HarringtonLighting for Portraiture by Dave PiazzaThese two videos have been grouped as I find them identical. Both are simple videos for someone starting out. Both show a couple of nice lighting patterns though. Good watch for someone starting out with flashes.
Secrets of Great Portrait Photography by Brian smithWatching this currently. Looks good.
Landscape
The Elusive Grand Landscape by Moose Peterson This video was shared by Vikram earlier as well. Moose Peterson talks about landscapes in general and I had liked the video but have forgot specific points right now.
Beyond the Snapshot: Fine Art Landscape Photography by Miles MorganThis is nice video by Miles Morgan. He shows his digital blending technique as well. Watch out the part when he says, "
Landscape photography does not pay"
Creating Dynamic Landscape Photographs by Tim CooperHave not watched it yet. But looks pretty good.
Composition Basics
Better Photographic Composition - Beyond the Rule of Thirds by David BrommerDavid Brommer is a part of the group arranging the Event Space. Although, I don't like his photos personally, the video makes sense. There are a lot of useful compositional elements he discusses and relates to Art.
Posing
Posing Everyone! by Jerry GhionisThe first video by Jerry made me search other Jerry videos and I found this gem. This has helped me a lot overall to direct models, couples and people getting photographed in general. Highly recommended.
Posing by Bambi CantrellThis is not a part of the BnH Event Space but it is a very useful posing video. Jerry also mentions Bambi in the above video. Quite useful.
If you still want more videos about posing kindly refer
this &
this. Do let others know how useful these were.
Generic photography talkScott Kelby's Photoshop for Travel Photographers I found this video entertaining, to say the least. If not a great photographer, he is a very good teacher and helps people learn.
Finding Photographic Style by David BrommerI don't like this video. But I have put this out of curiosity if people like it. I like the point he is trying to make but few photos he shows completely turned me off.
Being Creative and Getting the Shot by Frank DoorhofThis is a general lecture. Didn't help me much. But you guys may find something to pick up here.
Post-ProcessingAn Introduction to Photoshop CS6 - Learning the Basics of Photo ManipulationPhotoshop CS6 for the PhotographerThese two videos talk a lot about processing using Photoshop. Don't really remember which one has what tools. But if you use Photoshop, these two videos are recomended.
Getting Started With Lightroom 5Optimizing Photos in Lightroom 4These videos about Lightroom have good review. I have not watched them as I do not use LR.
Do post the tutorials which you have watched and know are good. A short description of the videos after watching shall also be helpful for others as well. I shall keep on aggregating the videos in the first post and also adding new videos which I watch.
PS: I have downloaded all the videos mentioned above and can happily pass them on in return for a few beers
