I just created a video that talks about another popular market that can be very successful if done right.
It’s…the Senior Photography market. I know people that are concentrating on just this one market alone and being very successful at it.
I wanted to show you a technique that you can use right now using Digital Backgrounds. This will get you noticed and make you stand out from the crowd.
The senior kids are gonna love it! Once you do a few of these shots…the word will travel fast.
Enjoy the video 
Scott
P.S.
Remember to leave your comments below and let me know what you think.
Here’s a link to our Club that I refer to in the video.
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Great video Scott! I really like the overlay Idea!
Sandra (popsicle-stix)
Awesome effect!!! Thanks for talking about Senior Portraits!!! I will do this for sure! I just joined the club a couple days ago and am excited!!!
great video scott…please email me I ordered the new photobiz and have not been able to play it…Please help!!!!4studio3000@gmail.com
Excellent idea Scott! I really liked the concept of it and it is very simple to do.
Henie.
Can I do this with Photoshop 6.0?
Photohop 6 will have all the tools you will need. Just follow along with the video and you should get similar results.
Have Fun and post me some samples of what you come up with.
Scott
Hello Scott, where can we find the bookshelves backgrounds?
thx
EXCELLENT JOB SCOTT.CAN THIS BE DONE USING PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS?.MY NEXT MOVE IS TO JOIN THE CLUB IN ORDER TO LEARN MORE.YOU ARE AN EXCELLENT TEACHER.KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK AND THANKS FOR ALL THE HELP YOU HAVE ALREADY GIVEN ME.
RAM
Hi Ram,
Yes this can be done using Photoshop Elements.
Let me know if you have any further questions.
Scott
Great Video Scott! After seeing these creative backgrounds, who is ever going to want to go back to a plain white or black!
Bruce
nice job i will be giving it ago soon.
Good video. Couple things, can we save these training video and if so how?
You also talked about turning her shoulders a little. How was this accomplished?
Thanks
Brian
Fantastic Scott. Actually doing a teenage party shoot tomorrow (first one) so will look forward to giving this a go on them.
Fantastic video Scott. I certainly will be trying this. I also do senior photo’s as well as weddings. I am so thankful that I ran on to your website recently. Is it possible for me to save these video’s so I can look back and see exactly how to do this? Please let me know. Thanks Loads !!
Great video I like the over lay can’t to try it.
Hi Scott,great job you are doing,do real videos of what U R sharing with us exist?if yes,what can i do to get them so i teach my self?
Hi Scott, this is really Great and I learned A lot. Thanks for sharing. U R awesome.
Excellent, Simple, Applicable Video Scott! You’ve made photography much less intimidating. Heading over to try this right now. Thanks!
I love this technique. Thanks for sharing!
WOW!!! I took photography class and the teacher never showed us anything like that. I am not a member yet but really thinking about it. Thanks so much for the tips and tricks.
Love it!!
Nona
Hi Scott,
Thanks for all the mails,newsletters,tutorials and video’s,I do learn a lot from you,I just love all your stuff. Will join the club someday but cant at this time,please keep on sharing your information and knowledge with others! Enjoy your day, Ronel South Africa
LOVE it!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for the video. I always look forward to your emails for new video tutorials
I had to try this out LOL. Here’s a before:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/flowox/4836500557/in/photostream/
and after:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/flowox/4837111876/in/photostream/
THanks a lot Scott . I did a teens shoot recently and your idea is just perfect for me . The only problem I am having is that the boy has spikes on his head , which I am unable to take out completely …
cheers
amber
Thanks Scott,
I like how the background layer was applied the second time. Nice tip!
Mark
I have a macbook pro and use preview to distract subject from photo i also use elements 8 but my biggest struggles is always around the hair, i can never just get it i think there should be a video with a subject with lots of hair
but great job i enjoy the videos.
Great information, and a way to take a good portrait and even make it better. Thank you for these lessons.
“This is what Mom wants” You crack me up, but oh so true. Photographers today have to keep Mom and the graduate happy. Same for weddings.
I love these ideals. +1 on Desiree’s comment (Photographers today have to keep Mom and the graduate happy. Same for weddings.)
Great advice, Scott what is the maximum size of print can I go with your digital background?
Well…we’ve printed up to 20×24′s with great results. The images are all created at 300 dpi 3000 x 2008, which uses 8×10 constraints.
Some would argue, but these specs have proven to print very well. I know this, because I’ve printed them personally and the quality is great.
I will also say, that it depends on how good your photo lab is. If they print on poor quality equipment or paper, you’ll receive poor results. But…that’s just common sense
I hope this helps!
Hey Scott this is great.I will join the club soon as I get some money.
Scott this was awesome you rock. I just recently joined the club and am interested in some of your other products. But would like some more info
I don’t have photoshop but I do use Paintshop Pro 12 and have had wonderful results using your hints and tips once I’ve figured out how to adapt them to my program. Thanks for the hard work you put into these lessons.
Hmm. I’m going to have to play aound with that. It’s a cool look.
Which Photoshop do you use?
This is a great idea, I like it.
This is a great idea, I really like it.
Thanks so much! This was awesome so glad to have found you and finally be able to learn some of these techniques that would have taken me forever to figure out on my own..
Hi Scott,Great video,can’t wait to get started. THANKS!
Awesome, it was quick and easy to do.
scoot you said in the video that we have access on this background? the free templates on our dashboard dnt include this kind of background?
sorry i misspelled your name. Scott..
Thanks Scott. I use digital backgrounds but learn something new every day!
What do you shoot photos against? Green chrome ? What is best background? Thanks Hans
I use a White Background and Green for Green screen cut outs. Most of the time it’s the white.
thak you scot- your tips so help my job i am waiting for your new tips
thak you scot- your tips so help my job i am waiting for your new tips thanks a lot