That was so sweet seeing how he would get the natural smile while looking at his mom. Never too old to be Mom’s baby. I experienced this with my first senior session a couple of days ago with a sweet young lady. Beautiful smile when looking at me, but boy did it light up when she glanced at her mom and smiled! 🥰
Just wanted to say thank you for all the educational info. Love your work. Have you thought about selling your presets for Lightroom for senior guys and girls I would love to purchase some. If you ever did. Thank you again.
Thank YOU for being here and tuning in, Alex! I currently sell my Lightroom presets inside of my Photography Course. This course teaches my entire workflow on camera settings, lighting, using your camera in manual, editing, etc. You can learn more here: hopetaylor.com/photography-course
Any tips for male nurse graduation pictures?! I can find a bunch of inspo for girls, but not guys. My little brother asked me to do photos for him and his friends before their RN graduation and pinning. 😊
Hello, thank you for this video... what lens are you using? I have a 24mm f/2.8 and a 50mm f/1.8. I just want to take some pictures of my son for his Sr. pictures, if I can. I know he doesnt like taking pictures, so if I'm fumbling around and switching lenses, or even worse, want a do over, it won't work out at all. Thanks.
My 50mm lens is my absolute favorite for senior portraits! Cheering you on - I'm sure it will go great! My brother was the same way when I tried to take his senior photos - haha!
@@HopeTaylor Thank you! I've been practicing by taking pictures of students for the yearbook. (elementary doesnt have a yearbook staff, so they depend on teachers' photos).
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That was so sweet seeing how he would get the natural smile while looking at his mom. Never too old to be Mom’s baby. I experienced this with my first senior session a couple of days ago with a sweet young lady. Beautiful smile when looking at me, but boy did it light up when she glanced at her mom and smiled! 🥰
Thank you! I have a male senior session soon and the leaning idea is great! Also, the look at mom and laugh, then look at me quickly!
Can you link the reflector? I noticed it has handles and stays closed on the ground! Game changer.
Love your work! Did you use the reflector to compensate for a cloudy day? Can't tell. Thanks :)
This was great and helpful! Do you ever have guys that want to incorporate things into the session? Like a truck or a bike, etc?
Just wanted to say thank you for all the educational info. Love your work. Have you thought about selling your presets for Lightroom for senior guys and girls I would love to purchase some. If you ever did. Thank you again.
Thank YOU for being here and tuning in, Alex! I currently sell my Lightroom presets inside of my Photography Course. This course teaches my entire workflow on camera settings, lighting, using your camera in manual, editing, etc. You can learn more here: hopetaylor.com/photography-course
Do you have a link for that reflector?? I'm obsessed!
so great!! always looking for help with the boys!
So glad it was helpful, Rebecca!!
Any tips for male nurse graduation pictures?! I can find a bunch of inspo for girls, but not guys. My little brother asked me to do photos for him and his friends before their RN graduation and pinning. 😊
Hello, thank you for this video... what lens are you using? I have a 24mm f/2.8 and a 50mm f/1.8. I just want to take some pictures of my son for his Sr. pictures, if I can. I know he doesnt like taking pictures, so if I'm fumbling around and switching lenses, or even worse, want a do over, it won't work out at all. Thanks.
My 50mm lens is my absolute favorite for senior portraits! Cheering you on - I'm sure it will go great! My brother was the same way when I tried to take his senior photos - haha!
@@HopeTaylor Thank you! I've been practicing by taking pictures of students for the yearbook. (elementary doesnt have a yearbook staff, so they depend on teachers' photos).
Nice work