Shaping the Light in your Portraits
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In this video I show you how I finesse the lighting in my portraits using dodging and burning to accentuate and shape the light and shadow I captured on the day.
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I really enjoy your videos. You're not trying to be funny, you're not telling jokes or make faces (that's something we often see on TH-cam today)You just go straight to the point. And I think you are a very likeable person.I wish you all the best from a very small country, Serbia. Have a nice life and happy shooting.... Sorry for my English.
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Simple technique but essential for portraiture photographers. Helpfully as usual. Thank you very much Sean
I love these videos, I’d love to see a series of these on Lightroom! A quick and easy edit for the times when you have a bulk set of images and can’t edit each one in such a detailed way 😅
Thank you for sharing these techniques, Sean! As you mentioned, there are a few different ways to dodge and burn, and you said this technique "preserves detail." It would have been nice to see an example that led you to that conclusion, so that we can better learn some pros and cons of various techniques.
Great techniques to get really nice, natural results. Thanks for making this series, Sean.
thank you Sean. This tutorial was an amazing tutorial with a clear step by step in how you review, analyze the photo and the reason behind it. I've always struggled with how I am able to see the light and how it show on an object or person. The brushing technique you demonstrated in the beginning of the video really help! amazing work!
Great tutorial and ‘The Meaning in the Making’ is wonderful - Thankyou Sean 🙌
I haven't watched this video yet, but i'm going to say great video Sean. That's how confident I am of your instructional content.
I love your tutorials man. Your voice is so soothing too, so it helps me feel better about how much i suck at this 😂
Love your lighting videos. 👌👌👌
Superb tutorial. Love the difference those techniques made.
Quite nice, Sean. Thank you.
Omg you are definitely amazing. 😍 Thanks for this
Simple yet great video...Sean! Thanks!
I love this content Sean! Keep up what you do :)
Thank you very much brother for sharing this video with us.
Once again excellent tutorial!
very useful! I rarely do portraits, but when it happens it's very useful to know these tricks, especially this one as it can be translated into LR for a quicker postprod. Thanks very much for sharing.
Excellent video. Thanks for sharing.
Pure gold
Thank you!
Thanks Sean really helpful
Really useful, thank you!
Wow, this is awesome!!!
Great video. Thanks
Awesome
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Hi Swan. Can this method be applied in Lightroom? Thank you
Sean I really enjoy your style of teaching and presenting your ideas on line. You come across so real. It's like sitting there and having friendly chat. Concerning this video I really like how you brake down the areas of shadow and light and encourage to keep things real. I'm looking forward to your videos on adding colour that you mention in the video. I hope you keep up the good work of presenting your work and ideas.
Thanks Mackenzie
got it
So much better than that Lindsay Adler crap!
Can i ask about your book "The meaning of the making". I'm from Thailand can you sent a book to my country or it have pay extra for shipping?. I know it have e-book, but i need to touch a paper.
You can order directly from the publisher Rocky Nook rockynook.com/shop/print/the-meaning-in-the-making/, but you will obviously have to cover the postage. Have you searched online to see if it's available locally?
Sean, nice video. However, the music in the intro hurts more than it helps. It was as loud as your voice and more annoying than complementary to your presentation. It also isnt necessary.
I agree, first thing I noticed. Anyway great tutorial. Thanks
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Really good tutorial Sean, please add more. The way you present these are really easy to understand. Thank you.
Your tutorial series has been absolutely mint Sean. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the community.
Thank you for another quality video 👍👍
Great stuff, very useful indeed. Thanks!
Thank you very much!
Great! Thanks!
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Thank you!!!
Excellent
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Great video- may I ask what compelled you to move from Snapseed to photoshop without considering Lightroom?
Thanks a lot! Could you explain your workflow between LR and Photoshop? (export settings, what you do in LR upfront, etc.) :)
Beautifully done, Thank you for sharing these techniques.
Thank you for sharing this technique! This is so useful even for other genre of photography.
Great simple technique and explained brilliantly, well done Sean.
Very subtle and great use of dodge n burn. Love it.
Great video! Thankyou
Love this so much!
Thanks a lot Sean!