Great video Gavin Hoey, it sure helps seeing the process as then we can look further to recreate the outdoors in studio! Thanks ADORAMA for having great videos like these in your channel by great Photography experts!
Gavin - your creativity and teaching style are second to none !! You explain technics so well and put up creative ideas every time. Thank you for the inspiration.
Hi Gavin! Thanks for your videos. I live in Russia. And I don't speak English very well. But your videos are understandable even to me. I am not a professional photographer. I have no studio and no flashes. But, perhaps, I will have them someday. And I will definitely apply the knowledge that I received thanks to you. If you are in St. Petersburg (Russia), we will definitely meet. We have many interesting places to photograph. Thanks again and good luck!
woo! now I can do photography indoors without having anxiety about going outside. amazing, can you do more of these to show different types and ways of doing indoor shoots like this?
Awesome as always Gavin! There was me thinking you'd built a fifty foot dark passage in your small home studio when it was Photoshop magic all along 😁😋
Super video and easy to follow build-up to the final image. Love the red light addition. And some super tips to quickly get acceptable and good in PS ! Well done to Gavin, Sam and Fern
Gavin - this as usual was informative and really useful - easily explained in a stepwise, follow along fashion.... love it... please post more like this !! Thanks to you and the team.
Thanks Gavin your a wizard love your work and videos thank you for sharing I've learned alot from your videos you are one of my favorite artist on Adorama📸🙏
Great video-as usual, fella. Bonus for the use of slight desaturation to really help with making the 2 separate photos look like they were meant to be together. Nice touch!
There's more than one way to get the results you want in Photoshop. When time is tight (such as in a short tutorial video) the simpliest way is my prefered way.
Когда включаю видео с участием Gavin Hoey - сразу ставлю лайк. Непревзойденный мастер фотографии. Спасибо за Ваши уроки. Браво! 👏👏👏
Согласен. Но лайк сразу не ставлю, а то деньги не капают автору.
Gavin, thank you for all the education......looks so much better after sliming down
Glad to see your here again. Love your positive energy and presentation.
Thanks. I'm right here every other Thursday 😉
Gavin you are just amazing!!! I learn so much from you!!!
Thanks for the kind words 👍
Great video Gavin Hoey, it sure helps seeing the process as then we can look further to recreate the outdoors in studio! Thanks ADORAMA for having great videos like these in your channel by great Photography experts!
That was brilliant. I have always loved your videos. Cheers
Gavin - your creativity and teaching style are second to none !! You explain technics so well and put up creative ideas every time. Thank you for the inspiration.
this is incredible Gavin, would love to see more similar to this
BRAVO!!!! jejej the best teacher!!!
' Liked' already at the start of the video, great topic to learn and Gavin's such a great presenter 👌🏽💯
Always enjoy Gavin's videos.
Always enjoy your tutorial Gavin!
Dmmmn, you make it look so easy ! been watching your tutorial for many years 👍 always the best.
That’s brilliant Gavin well done
Excellent, Gavin!!!!!!!!
awesome looking result after editing, well done !! ✨👍🏆🍻
love it!! looks fantastic - Gavin you always explain things so well and your teaching flow is perfect! 🙏🏼 thank you 😊
Very useful information and great final photo. Thanks Gavin, Fern and Sam!
Thanks Alan, team effort for sure 👍
Gavin, this is a great video, one of your best. The end result was superb. I cannot wait to try it out.
Fabulous work.Nice and easy to understand too.
Great video once again, can't believe I didn't see it back in May!!
Cool Idea. I`ll try this too in my little studio.
Brilliant as usual. Thanks Gavin .
Thanks Paul 👍
Hi Gavin!
Thanks for your videos. I live in Russia. And I don't speak English very well. But your videos are understandable even to me.
I am not a professional photographer. I have no studio and no flashes. But, perhaps, I will have them someday. And I will definitely apply the knowledge that I received thanks to you.
If you are in St. Petersburg (Russia), we will definitely meet. We have many interesting places to photograph.
Thanks again and good luck!
another great session from Gavin thanks
Thanks Patrick 👍
Great job! I'm not too much into Photoshop but this is amazing.
freaking brilliant
This is really nice !!! Good illusion
Brilliant Gavin 🤙
I like the video. Thanks Gavin.
Loved it !!!!
Great job, love it 🙏🙏👏👏
you are always innovative
Awesome as always! What a great final image! Thank you so much.
Fern looks amazing as always. I love grunge/urban shots like this. Great job again Gavin!
Nice, Gavin i leard a lot with your videos, thanks
Gavin, you're made of awesome! Thanks for this. I can hardly wait to try it. :-)
woo! now I can do photography indoors without having anxiety about going outside.
amazing, can you do more of these to show different types and ways of doing indoor shoots like this?
Awesome!!!
Great again
That is amazing!!!
Good tips. Thank you.
Gavin thank you ! As always your work is MAGIC.
Thanks Nari 👍
Gavin, Gavin.... my photo Guru! You always make it look sooooo simple! Awesome job! 😉
Awesome as always Gavin! There was me thinking you'd built a fifty foot dark passage in your small home studio when it was Photoshop magic all along 😁😋
Never trust a TH-cam cover photo 😉
Great job Gavin... as always!!!
Gavin, great Show! Thanks for taking this one all the way from the corrugated tin panels to the Photoshop final!
Fantastic
Brilliant Gavin
Thanks Peter 👍
Brilliant.. you are the best
That is mindblowing! And you make it look so easy. Thank you!
Super video and easy to follow build-up to the final image. Love the red light addition. And some super tips to quickly get acceptable and good in PS ! Well done to Gavin, Sam and Fern
Thanks Alan. BTW the corrigated metal was donated by studio Steve and has traveled with me to the new place.
@@GavinHoey did wonder about the metal. Steve knew I had wanted to shoot with it. All the Best
Always enjoy watching your videos Gavin! Learn something new every time. Wish I had half your knowledge! All the best from Canada!
Amazing
great tips and infos.. thanks Gavin and wish you and ur family good life
Inspiring as always!!! If a had 1/100 of your creativity and knowledge...
Gavin - this as usual was informative and really useful - easily explained in a stepwise, follow along fashion.... love it... please post more like this !! Thanks to you and the team.
Always fresh ideas Gavin and what a great final image 😁
Whoa!!!
You make it look so easy. Thank you. Great vid.
Superb.
Thanks Gavin your a wizard love your work and videos thank you for sharing I've learned alot from your videos you are one of my favorite artist on Adorama📸🙏
very good as usual Gavin
Thanks Darcy 👍
great Video!
GAVIN!
Great👍👍
This was really good and easy to understand... Thanks
Amazing PS skills as always, Gavin.
Great final image, I must learn more of photoshop 🙃
Great video-as usual, fella. Bonus for the use of slight desaturation to really help with making the 2 separate photos look like they were meant to be together.
Nice touch!
Great job Gavin!!
Adorama this is 🔥🔥🔥
- Swole Beast🤙🏽🙏🏽✌🏽
P E A C E !
Mate - that is such a cool idea, beautfiully executed and a fantastic edit and final image 👍👍😊
Thanks Paul 👍
Great video. Very creative.
Nice 👍
great
Awesome video Gavin. The final photo reminds me of the Art of Noise - Close (to the edit) video.
Loved the Art of Noise 👍
in shock!! thanks!!
what you will recomend to learn photoshop?
Great video Gavin Hoey and love the image that you blended in
Thanks Kirsty. That was Leake Street in London. Well worth a visit if you're ever in town.
@@GavinHoey I try and see it at some point but great suggestion
Great tutorial 👍🏽
Your a genius and I love your videos fern is great too :)
wow....
Great video love your information ,though you were doing a vampire and intented victim shot . Lol.
Great idea..I need to go shoot some backgrounds and try this. Thanks Gavin. Hey what happened to Sams modeling days?
Hey I'm first love a Gavin video ❤ how about outside photos with only speedlight
Thanks Adrian. Outside speedlight... here you go! th-cam.com/video/ViGaVfSbKnc/w-d-xo.html
brilliant Gavin .I noticed you used ISO 64 ,is the quality just as good ,Not experimented with the ISO yet on my OMD EM 1X
Hi Roger. On paper ISO 64 is probably infirior to ISO 200 (on Olympus cameras) but in the rreal world... it's the same 😉
What I'm wondering is why don't you use non-destructive editing by using adjustment layers. That way you could go back and fine tune your adjustments.
Everyone has own techniques. Gavins editing is on Point, so No need for adjustment layers 😁
@@airb1976 This 👆👍
Hi Gavin. This video is 11 mins and 40 sec long. If truth be told, how long would you say it took from concept to final image?
Nice. Don’t like that the editing is destructive, but great video as usual. 👍🏻
There's more than one way to get the results you want in Photoshop. When time is tight (such as in a short tutorial video) the simpliest way is my prefered way.
why did you use 64 ISO instead of native 200 when you had flash control?
Good enough for me. I do composites myself. Gotta find some of that metal siding though!
How to contain the light if I capture a Barbie Doll which is much smaller than human being?
Use a smaller light?
Leake Street graffiti tunnel, I'm guessing
Spot on Nige 👍
Ah.... vibrance can be used to reduce color too.... forgotten about that...hahaha
I also almost forget Vibrance goes down as well as up 😁
Is Fern a Racoon?
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