Your example photos - of children largely - are just so next-level. Really gorgeous! I have known photographers with huge ability and experience, and it always just seems like magic - some kind of Super Power. "How the heck does she do that!?"
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Thank you. I’m happy you like my photos and the video
Hello. Greetings from Philippines! I'm a fan! I love your technique. I haven't finished the video yet but I want to ask if you have a tutorial on how to shoot properly and for the settings used as well? My current gear is a6400/viltrox 33 1.4 but can't do the same as your portraits.
Beautiful video with great information. You’re gorgeous as well. A couple of things that would make this outstanding, get a lapel mic or something like an SM7 to fix that echoey room sound, make your room background as stunning as your portrait backgrounds. Your work inspires me every time I see it. Thank you.
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Im not good with sound. It sounds good when I edit. I do have a blue yeti mic but I’m not sure why the sound sill is not right
Unfortunately so many portrait photographers these days are so much into the 135mm f1.8 they almost never change it. They are missing so much creativity. I also used to use the 105mm f1.4 exclusively. Now I use even 14mm. So for me the 6th tip would be not to master only one focal length. Piękne te zdjęcia robisz tak swoją drogą 😊
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It’s great to change a lens from time to time just to get a new perspective on things. Changing a lens to a completely different one like a change from 135 to a wide angle needs a completely different approach. For me a change from 135 to 105 was very little so I didn’t consider it a game changer. I think most people can do a great job shooting with one lens all their life and that’s fine. There are lots of things you can do to find new fresh ideas besides lenses.
@ agree. But unfortunately all they change are models in front of their lens. discovering world of wide angle lenses (35 isn't wide for me) is whole new experience. It requires so much skills to take a good portrait photo with wide angle lens. most people aren't even aware of how much it takes. especially when they only use one long lens 😉
Thank you Iwona great video, I always learn new ideas after watching your videos. Look forward to seeing your next video.
Im happy you liked it.
Great informative video once again, you really are such an expert...
Thank you. I’m happy you like it
Your example photos - of children largely - are just so next-level. Really gorgeous! I have known photographers with huge ability and experience, and it always just seems like magic - some kind of Super Power. "How the heck does she do that!?"
Thank you. I’m happy you like my photos and the video
thank you Iwona, always great tips, i appreciate.
Thank you
Thank you so much ❤
Thank you
Hello. Greetings from Philippines! I'm a fan! I love your technique. I haven't finished the video yet but I want to ask if you have a tutorial on how to shoot properly and for the settings used as well? My current gear is a6400/viltrox 33 1.4 but can't do the same as your portraits.
Beautiful video with great information. You’re gorgeous as well. A couple of things that would make this outstanding, get a lapel mic or something like an SM7 to fix that echoey room sound, make your room background as stunning as your portrait backgrounds.
Your work inspires me every time I see it. Thank you.
Im not good with sound. It sounds good when I edit. I do have a blue yeti mic but I’m not sure why the sound sill is not right
The mic just needs to be closer to your mouth, so it picks up more of you and less of the room. That’s why the narration sounds good when using LR
When you do a professional shoot, do you provide clothes for the client or guide them on what to buy?
Hi, I have my own closet and I can dress them but I also ask them to send what they have
Unfortunately so many portrait photographers these days are so much into the 135mm f1.8 they almost never change it. They are missing so much creativity. I also used to use the 105mm f1.4 exclusively. Now I use even 14mm. So for me the 6th tip would be not to master only one focal length. Piękne te zdjęcia robisz tak swoją drogą 😊
It’s great to change a lens from time to time just to get a new perspective on things. Changing a lens to a completely different one like a change from 135 to a wide angle needs a completely different approach. For me a change from 135 to 105 was very little so I didn’t consider it a game changer. I think most people can do a great job shooting with one lens all their life and that’s fine. There are lots of things you can do to find new fresh ideas besides lenses.
@ agree. But unfortunately all they change are models in front of their lens. discovering world of wide angle lenses (35 isn't wide for me) is whole new experience. It requires so much skills to take a good portrait photo with wide angle lens. most people aren't even aware of how much it takes. especially when they only use one long lens 😉
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