Dallas PPA Workshop
Master the Light: Create Consistent Portraits Anywhere
with Eli Infante
In this hands-on full-day workshop, photographer and educator Eli Infante will teach you his complete portrait lighting system that works anywhere. Whether you're photographing clients in the studio, outdoors at sunset, or in challenging midday light, you'll learn a practical workflow that removes the guesswork and helps you consistently create polished, professional portraits. Throughout the day, you'll learn how to build lighting setups from the ground up, understand why each light and modifier is used, and confidently adapt to any location or lighting condition. From clean, natural-looking portraits to bold, dramatic images, every technique is designed to be repeatable for portrait sessions. You'll learn how to evaluate available light, balance flash with ambient light, choose the right modifiers, direct your subjects, and develop a lighting style that is both efficient and uniquely yours. Whether you're just beginning with off-camera flash or looking to refine your portrait lighting skills, you'll leave with the confidence and knowledge to create impactful portraits in virtually any environment.
What you will need:
Eli Infante is a portrait photographer, educator, and content creator specializing in studio and outdoor lighting. Known for simplifying off-camera flash and studio lighting, Eli teaches photographers how to create clean, professional portraits using practical techniques that are easy to understand and apply. His work ranges from high school seniors and sports portraits to editorial and creative photography, all centered around intentional lighting and efficient workflows. With a background in photography education, Eli is passionate about helping photographers build confidence with lighting through simple, repeatable setups that just work. Through workshops, live demonstrations, and online education, he continues to inspire photographers to create better portraits with confidence and creativity.
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