Looking for some helpful tips for engagement photos at the beach? This video will help you with poses, lighting, camera settings & more! Tutorial starts at 0:34
Great question! You can shoot at a shallow depth of field when you place your subjects next to each other and make sure they are in the same focal plane. A good way to ensure that one person isn't in front of the other is to line up their toes and keep their bodies close so that one person isn't leaning in front of the other. Hope that helps!
Another amazing video Pye! I so love your work. Could you please also have a video on how to make Indian brides and grooms pose? Would love to see more of videos on making children pose too, how to take the best candid, single portrait shots...
Indian Brides & Grooms: www.slrlounge.com/the-hindu-wedding-photography-guide/ Candid Photography: th-cam.com/video/YGWeKjDD5uE/w-d-xo.html You can find a lot of great examples of single portrait shots in this workshop: www.slrlounge.com/store-product/lighting-101/
You guys are always shooting at Victoria. Do you ever shoot at Twin Points south of Crescent Bay? Far better options and compositions in that little cove unless the couple specifically wants that stupid pirate tower in their shot. Also, I'm a bit surprised to see so many images of the horizon slicing through the guy's head.
I know exactly where thats at i go there with my Daughter love the video i would love to work with you guys one day i would like to learn to take good photos
Thanks great tut. My question is when shooting at such low aperture chances are that only one of the person is super sharp? Where do you place the focus point when photographing a couple?
Looking for some helpful tips for engagement photos at the beach? This video will help you with poses, lighting, camera settings & more!
Tutorial starts at 0:34
Pye is simply legendary! produces epic shots.
Thanks for the love, Zarin!
This inspired me tremendously!
Really love your contents man. Keep posting more . Tc
How to pose people for photos in photoshoot?
We've got a great intro course for that: www.slrlounge.com/store-product/posing-workshop/
I think this is not only for beach, it could be apply to aspect of photographing couples at different environments.... thanks for the tips
You are definitely correct, Eli! Glad you found it helpful :)
How are you able to achieve sharp focus shooting at 1.4 with two people. Wouldn’t that make one person soft? Beginner question
Great question! You can shoot at a shallow depth of field when you place your subjects next to each other and make sure they are in the same focal plane. A good way to ensure that one person isn't in front of the other is to line up their toes and keep their bodies close so that one person isn't leaning in front of the other.
Hope that helps!
Another amazing video Pye! I so love your work. Could you please also have a video on how to make Indian brides and grooms pose? Would love to see more of videos on making children pose too, how to take the best candid, single portrait shots...
Indian Brides & Grooms: www.slrlounge.com/the-hindu-wedding-photography-guide/
Candid Photography: th-cam.com/video/YGWeKjDD5uE/w-d-xo.html
You can find a lot of great examples of single portrait shots in this workshop: www.slrlounge.com/store-product/lighting-101/
Looking to propose to my gf here because of your awesome vid! Where is this specifically in a Laguna Beach?
Was there another couple wearing the same colour clothes combination also having an engagement shoot at the same time? 3:54
Yup! Part of the process of a popular location.
Great Job! what lenses were you using (500mm, 35mm, 100m?)
I think the majority of the time it was a 50mm or a 35mm :)
You guys are always shooting at Victoria. Do you ever shoot at Twin Points south of Crescent Bay? Far better options and compositions in that little cove unless the couple specifically wants that stupid pirate tower in their shot. Also, I'm a bit surprised to see so many images of the horizon slicing through the guy's head.
People do love that tower haha
Awesome
Thanks for watching Siddhartha!
Are permits still required to shoot in Laguna beach?
Yes indeed.
I know exactly where thats at i go there with my Daughter love the video i would love to work with you guys one day i would like to learn to take good photos
That's awesome to hear! It really is such a beautiful beach!
Did u have an ND filter on ?
I don't believe so, this was on the Sigma Art 50 f/1.4, you can see the settings are pretty maxed out in the EXIF.
Thanks great tut. My question is when shooting at such low aperture chances are that only one of the person is super sharp? Where do you place the focus point when photographing a couple?