Trevon Baker

As a native of Montana, Trevon Baker, CPP, Master Ph. Craftsman, started out as a nature and wildlife photographer, but his career went a different direction after the birth of his son over 20 years ago. He found that his patience and ability to put people at ease in front of the camera were strong attributes for a portrait photographer. Trevon embraced digital technology many years ago and uses the new tools it offers to ever expand his creativity. Trevon ties the new technology with classic, timeless portrait methods.
Trevon has spoken across the United States and for the national convention of the Professional Photographers of Canada. He has also done speaking tours in Australia, New Zealand and recently to the PPK and KPA in South Korea. He has also instructed at PPA Affiliate Schools such as The Triangle Institute of Photography, The Golden Gate School, Intermountain PPA, and of course the Montana PPA. Students rave about his style of teaching. “He’s a ‘nuts and bolts’ kind of instructor, lots of good solid information without all the fanfare and showing off”, and “Trevon has such a down to earth approach about what he shares. He makes it easy to understand the principles of being a good studio photographer” are just a couple of comments from his class attendees.
Baker sits on the Board of Directors for The Montana Professional Photographers Association, as well as a number of community based service organizations .
2010
The Four Dimensions of Portraiture Part 1: Lighting and Posing
What are the four dimensions of a good portrait? Learn how to incorporate a camera room workflow that uses these dimensions to provide your customers...
Room: Ballroom
The Four Dimensions of Portraiture Part 2: Expression and Backgrounds
Using the 4 Dimensions of Portraiture To Set Yourself Apart And Generate More Profit What are the four dimensions of a good portrait? Learn how...
Room: Ballroom
Continuous Lights as an alternative to flash
Continuous or “Hot Lighting presents many interesting possibilities when used instead of studio strobe. The ease of “what you see is what...
Room: Ballroom
Continuous Lights for small product/food photography
Continuous lighting in combination with other lighting tools like the Digital Photo Box and reflectors can take many of the challenges out of food or...
Room: Ballroom
Posing Basics
Good posing techniques are critical for any portrait show. Trevon’s methods help put your subject at ease and work well to create beautiful...
Room: Ballroom
Studio Tools
No studio would be complete without some toys! With so many items available to help spruce up your work, it can get confusing. Trevon will walk you...
Room: Ballroom