Am I allowed to comment on my own video? Otherwise the comment section feels a bit lonely 😅 Bit excited to be getting into TH-cam - hoping you guys will like what I'm creating. Gimme all the ideas for future videos ⬇ ⬇ ⬇
Great video! :) I learned a lot! Just a little tip - it's really no big deal: Maybe you don't have to raise and lower the music volume between your sentences all the time. It's perfectely fine with just background music :)
@@PAReportage thanks! I think it was kind of an automatic setting that my editing program turned up the volume but I think if you check out my snow video I do didn’t do it again so now it’s the same volume throughout 😊
Truly enjoyed your assessment of lighting and location, and your process of composition. Also learned how to use masks more efficiently and creatively. Thank you for sharing your expertise, looking forward to more of your videos!
I just found your channel. I am excited to follow this edit with your photo and learn gradients as I never use them. I will be checking out all your other videos as well. Good stuff! Thanks!
I LOVE dogs but have only tried taking photos of them a cpl of times and have no idea how to edit them. My Sigma 85 mm F/1.4 helps with the sharpness and bokeh luckily. Thanks so much for showing us the edit. Thats so important for us amateurs. We see 100´s of videos and none of them show the editing process.
I probably won't do a HEAP of them, because I do really like to keep them special for my Learning Journey students. ☺ But hopefully there's plenty more I can share here!
Thank you for this and great video… looking forward to seeing your progress on this Chanel , I am sure it will be super successful and I for one will learn loads from your content.
What a great video. Thanks for posting. I have really improved in the last few years as a wildlife photographer but I am definitely lacking in my editing skills. I'm looking forward to using this video as a tool to help me manipulate some light in my images. I really like Lightroom and I like that you did everything in it. I have photoshop and I really need to learn my way around in it. Thanks again...
You’re welcome! I’m so glad you found it interesting! Lightroom is a great tool and you can do a heap to manipulate lug by with it! I have a video on Photoshop up so see if that helps you with the basics! Once you’ve got the skills in that video, so much is just variations of that!
You got it! I'll put it on my "videos to make" list, although truth be told, I rarely add any extra sharpening! As you see in this video, I add texture and clarity to the face and eyes and that's usually about it.
Hahaha they definitely are! There’s a lesson on challenging dogs for my membership students but next time I photograph a puppy I’ll be sure to take some more behind the scenes footage for here! 😍 thanks for the idea!
Absolutely love your work. Border Collies are so intelligent and are great for photo shoots. Can you please tell me what lens you use? Is it the 135mm Sony by any chance?
There’s not really any way to balance shadows in harsh sunlight. It’s never going to be flattering. A diffuser or blocking the sun could help but then you’re going to have a very bright background. Personally I don’t shoot in full sun. Not my style, not pretty, it’s not going to allow me to create my photos. If a client wants photos that look like mine, then we’re not shooting in the middle of the day in the sun
I really enjoyed this very thorough video. Nice to see getting the shot and then editing. I would do away with any audio - it's not needed. Maybe just for your intro? Just a thought....
Love your pics and tutorial. See if you can do something with the music in the background. It is loud one second and then falls off when you speak. The music isn't necessary.
Yeah I had it with "ducking" before but I've stopped doing that since as it went a bit crazy sometimes. I do like some quiet background music though so that will probably stay. Feels a bit empty otherwise.
Because I’m outdoors and there’s likely to be trees SOMEWHERE behind my dog’s head… I really don’t care about it as long as it’s far enough in the background that it’s blurry 🤷🏻♀️
Am I allowed to comment on my own video? Otherwise the comment section feels a bit lonely 😅 Bit excited to be getting into TH-cam - hoping you guys will like what I'm creating. Gimme all the ideas for future videos ⬇ ⬇ ⬇
:) yes, you are. And thank you for the video. I will rewatch it and rewach it and re.... :)
@@angieem900 ok phew! Hope you enjoy it many times - and also all the new stuff planned!
Great video! :) I learned a lot!
Just a little tip - it's really no big deal: Maybe you don't have to raise and lower the music volume between your sentences all the time. It's perfectely fine with just background music :)
@@PAReportage thanks! I think it was kind of an automatic setting that my editing program turned up the volume but I think if you check out my snow video I do didn’t do it again so now it’s the same volume throughout 😊
@@InspawrationPhotography I see! Yepp, you're right. I like that much better :)
Fantastic video! You are so good at what you are doing :)
Truly enjoyed your assessment of lighting and location, and your process of composition. Also learned how to use masks more efficiently and creatively. Thank you for sharing your expertise, looking forward to more of your videos!
Really enjoyed the editing part - fascinating use of Lightroom!
Excellent
Got so many tips, but your photography is stunning ART!!!!
Thanks so much!! And I LOVE hearing that! Thank you!!!
I just found your channel. I am excited to follow this edit with your photo and learn gradients as I never use them. I will be checking out all your other videos as well. Good stuff! Thanks!
Welcome aboard! So happy you found the channel and are enjoying the content so far!
Your dogs are precious. ❤
Such a great tutorial! Can’t wait for more 😇
So glad you liked it! Plenty more pet photography videos planned! 😍😍
Great video, I enjoyed everything especially the behind the scenes.
Beautiful edit! I'm always wanting to do more in Lightroom first so that I can fine tune in Photoshop and this has given me some great ideas.
Happy to help! There's soooo much you can do in Lightroom!!
I love your style! Cant wait to learn more from you
I love your Videos. Nice Content, very nice Edit. Best Regards from Switzerland
I LOVE dogs but have only tried taking photos of them a cpl of times and have no idea how to edit them.
My Sigma 85 mm F/1.4 helps with the sharpness and bokeh luckily.
Thanks so much for showing us the edit. Thats so important for us amateurs. We see 100´s of videos and none of them show the editing process.
Thank you!
Wonderful video. Thank you so much for sharing. I'm just starting out with dog photography so your videos are amazing
Amazing photos. Yre phto skills and dogs are amazing. Big hug to them from Portugal - Algarve . 🙂
Beautiful models
Amazing keep going youre an Inspiration to me !🤍
Great video. One of the best.
So helpful and incredible! I learned so much! Thank you! Keep these start to finish edit coming!!
I probably won't do a HEAP of them, because I do really like to keep them special for my Learning Journey students. ☺ But hopefully there's plenty more I can share here!
This is great, thank you, really enjoyed watching ‘real time’ editing & thoughts :)
There’s some more editing coming! I just want to be careful to not make my channel all about the editing since there’s so much more to it than that 🙈
Wow, really good job. Helpful video, PLEASE keep doing these!
I intend to! Or at least something similar. Been a bit crazy over Christmas and starting the year 😅
I think you just saved my sanity! Thank you!
You’re so welcome!!
Amazing tutorial from start to finish! I really look forward to your emails and now I really look forward to more videos! Thank you so much!
Excellent video! I’m so glad I found this channel. Thank You!!
Love to hear it! Happy you’re here!
Amazing 🤩 beautiful photo 🥰
I watched this twice! Thank you so much.😊
So glad you liked it!!! Hope you got some new tips on the second watch!
Thank you for this and great video… looking forward to seeing your progress on this Chanel , I am sure it will be super successful and I for one will learn loads from your content.
So glad you liked it and thanks for being here! Hope I can tach you plenty!
That's one beautiful edit :)
Super, thx:)
This was really great! Thank you ❤️Please keep them coming❤️😊
Will do!
LOVE IT . THANKS
Love all your tips and tricks! Thank you!
Can't wait to see everything you're going to learn in the Learning Journey 😍😍😍
Amazing tutorial❤
Wow! Thank you so much for this Video. ;)
You're very welcome! So happy you enjoyed it!
Thank you very much ! really interesting
A great video.
Amazing tutorial, that really helped me. The constant volume changes in your background music kind of give me whiplash, though haha
Yes other people have commented on this too. Unfortunately no way to change it unless I upload the video again 🤷🏻♀️
I Love it thank you! You Seem so sweet 🤍
Great Vid
Fabulous video fair play
Thanks mate
What a great video. Thanks for posting. I have really improved in the last few years as a wildlife photographer but I am definitely lacking in my editing skills. I'm looking forward to using this video as a tool to help me manipulate some light in my images. I really like Lightroom and I like that you did everything in it. I have photoshop and I really need to learn my way around in it. Thanks again...
You’re welcome! I’m so glad you found it interesting! Lightroom is a great tool and you can do a heap to manipulate lug by with it! I have a video on Photoshop up so see if that helps you with the basics! Once you’ve got the skills in that video, so much is just variations of that!
I just finished this edit. Thanks. I would love to know how you sharpen your images.
You got it! I'll put it on my "videos to make" list, although truth be told, I rarely add any extra sharpening! As you see in this video, I add texture and clarity to the face and eyes and that's usually about it.
This has been very useful, thank you. Would you be able to do one on saving a high exposure picture?
I can do one on fixing small blown out spots but if the photo is really overexposed and the data is lost there’s not really a way to save that data 😬
Love this! I would love to see a video on how to take pictures of puppies! Or any baby animal they're all very difficult😂
Hahaha they definitely are! There’s a lesson on challenging dogs for my membership students but next time I photograph a puppy I’ll be sure to take some more behind the scenes footage for here! 😍 thanks for the idea!
Absolutely love your work. Border Collies are so intelligent and are great for photo shoots. Can you please tell me what lens you use? Is it the 135mm Sony by any chance?
Sorry just noticed in your lightroom edit it's the Sony FE 85mm F1.8.
@@urquhaja Yes I usually use either the Sony 135mm f/1.8 (most often this lens) but sometimes the 85mm f/1.8 ☺
Very editing
Any tips on how to manage shadows when you can’t shoot on that golden hour, would a reflector or a diffusor help ? Thanks
There’s not really any way to balance shadows in harsh sunlight. It’s never going to be flattering. A diffuser or blocking the sun could help but then you’re going to have a very bright background. Personally I don’t shoot in full sun. Not my style, not pretty, it’s not going to allow me to create my photos. If a client wants photos that look like mine, then we’re not shooting in the middle of the day in the sun
Please post some start to finish editing videos❤️ I think a lot of us beginners would love to see the whole process more🥰
There’s more here and another one coming, though I do keep my really in depth tutorials for my members of my Learning Journey 😊
I really enjoyed this very thorough video. Nice to see getting the shot and then editing. I would do away with any audio - it's not needed. Maybe just for your intro? Just a thought....
Thanks. Other people have already commented about the music and it's been amended for future videos :)
Love your pics and tutorial. See if you can do something with the music in the background. It is loud one second and then falls off when you speak. The music isn't necessary.
Yeah I had it with "ducking" before but I've stopped doing that since as it went a bit crazy sometimes. I do like some quiet background music though so that will probably stay. Feels a bit empty otherwise.
No it dosnt...its distracting
Beautiful photos but I don't get why you keep choosing angles where the dogs have trees coming up right behind their heads
Because I’m outdoors and there’s likely to be trees SOMEWHERE behind my dog’s head… I really don’t care about it as long as it’s far enough in the background that it’s blurry 🤷🏻♀️
Think i got the wrong breed of dog😂.
My Dachshund would just run off hunting