All makes perfect sense, something I always do especially if I'm picking up a, new to me, model is to let them know what car I have and always include the make, model, colour and registration number that way if they want to they can tell a friend, its just a simple thing but helps to put them at ease before you meet. The tip of showing the results of the shoot also works as a professional model can help sometimes if you are trying for a certain look, remember its there job so they probably have already done it once or twice :)
Right off the bat.. I must say.... that first shot, the first pose, was awesome... almost eery, like out of a horror film. Good tips, fairly general, but oh so important.. especially the number 3... showing the shots boosts confidence for both sides, especially if the model is not too experienced. It makes them feel more at ease and will actually improve the flow of the shoot going forward. Good video! Keep it up!
Oh my gosh - this is my second video I watch from your channel. I love the look of your videos and your explanations. The clear speech and everything. My English is not the best, but I understand everything what you say. Perfect photography and English lessons in One 🙂 Thanks - and yes....I hit the Bell 🔔 .....Greetz from 🇩🇪
these r great tips.. indeed killer..I photograph for fun ..always have this desire to achieve the images I want,,n I am so agree with the 2nd tip, I needed that bad..I always have problems with my confidence, I become conscious n Idk how to direct..I practice with my siblings and that's hard because siblings fight n awkward to direct this n that n also the judgement..the first tip gives me confidence! thnksss great video..love the video footage, really helpful
My rules: 1. never be alone with a model, keeo a camera rolling, 2. never touch yourself the model, she he should fix it her or himself or your poor assistant does it, never pay in advance, have a plan b or model b if model a gets sick or acts like your ex-wife.... you see the picture? Have a good lawyer at your call...
All makes perfect sense, something I always do especially if I'm picking up a, new to me, model is to let them know what car I have and always include the make, model, colour and registration number that way if they want to they can tell a friend, its just a simple thing but helps to put them at ease before you meet. The tip of showing the results of the shoot also works as a professional model can help sometimes if you are trying for a certain look, remember its there job so they probably have already done it once or twice :)
Thanks Phil
Love the bit on the brash character not being truly confident/ being themself… confidence definitely needs to be earned
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thank kiu sir beacause you share for my some tips intreresting
Right off the bat.. I must say.... that first shot, the first pose, was awesome... almost eery, like out of a horror film. Good tips, fairly general, but oh so important.. especially the number 3... showing the shots boosts confidence for both sides, especially if the model is not too experienced. It makes them feel more at ease and will actually improve the flow of the shoot going forward. Good video! Keep it up!
Thank you Bob!
Her face when you said "I want you to look ghostly" was priceless. slight drop of the jaw and a turn of the head.
Enjoying your channel,very inspirational and a lot of fun and knowledge....txs
Thanks for watching!
Oh my gosh - this is my second video I watch from your channel.
I love the look of your videos and your explanations. The clear speech and everything.
My English is not the best, but I understand everything what you say. Perfect photography and English lessons in One 🙂
Thanks - and yes....I hit the Bell 🔔
.....Greetz from 🇩🇪
You are so welcome!
Great advice and tips!
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Very good advice. Thank you.
these r great tips.. indeed killer..I photograph for fun ..always have this desire to achieve the images I want,,n I am so agree with the 2nd tip, I needed that bad..I always have problems with my confidence, I become conscious n Idk how to direct..I practice with my siblings and that's hard because siblings fight n awkward to direct this n that n also the judgement..the first tip gives me confidence! thnksss great video..love the video footage, really helpful
You are welcome 😊
I think i learn more here..Thanks TSP
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Very well explained. Thanks
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Awsome tips....
Glad you think so!
I learn so much from your videos. Really great work thank you.
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Great vid and really useful for what I am doing at the moment :) (Love that line "I look like a fluffy igloo") - great and lovely model Rosie.
Thanks Matt 👍
Enjoying these, thank you.
Your welcome Jim👍
Thanks alot 🌹
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I mainly interested in landscapes, subscriber to this channel . Great video , very educational to me. Is that an Olympus I saw?
Really motivational, especially the bonus tip of there’s always tomorrow ))
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what type of photographer are you,how did you become it. Do you have a video explaining the whole background story. Im aspiring to be a photographer
Hi Emanual, details here www.theschoolofphotography.com/about
How do we get the presets ? Theres not an option In the link ?
Hello, if you look in the description there is a link for 15 free lightroom presets. Here's the link goo.gl/xvTPT7
Hi Marc where was that location?
Another great video Marc, keep them coming 🙌🙌
Thank you👍
What location was this
Do you allow your model/s to have input into the shoot as well?
Yes it's a good idea to do that
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My rules: 1. never be alone with a model, keeo a camera rolling, 2. never touch yourself the model, she he should fix it her or himself or your poor assistant does it, never pay in advance, have a plan b or model b if model a gets sick or acts like your ex-wife.... you see the picture? Have a good lawyer at your call...