5 Tips for Successful Outdoor Family Portrait Sessions
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ก.ค. 2024
- 5 Tips for Successful Outdoor Family Portrait Sessions 📸
Welcome to my latest video where I take you behind the scenes of a beautiful family photoshoot amidst the vibrant fall foliage in Denver! 🍁 As a portrait photographer in the Denver area, I'm excited to share valuable tips and tricks for getting the best shots during this stunning season.
In this video, you'll discover essential outdoor family photoshoot posing tips, creative prompts for natural expressions, and examples that will elevate your portrait sessions. I'll also dive into the camera settings I used on this magical day, providing insights into my gear:
📷 Equipment Used:
Sony a7iii
85mm Lens
DJI Gimbal SC
24-105 Lens
Sony a7iv (for video recording)
Whether you're a fellow photographer or someone looking to book a memorable family photoshoot in the Denver and surrounding Colorado area, this video is packed with inspiration and practical advice. Don't miss out on capturing unforgettable moments surrounded by the beauty of fall. Watch now and get ready to enhance your outdoor photography skills! 🍂✨
Ready to book your own photoshoot? Contact me for personalized sessions that capture the essence of your family's unique story. Let's create memories that last a lifetime. 📷✨
-- Contents of this video --
0:00 - Intro
0:13 - Behind the Scenes - Gus and Ashley Family Shoot
0:51 - Tips for Shooting
2:02 - Lightroom Edit
2:43 - Tip for Shooting
3:13 - Outro - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
like you Video Thanks for the tip!
Absolutely! I’m so glad to hear it, if you would like other videos please feel free to let me know!
Thanks Anna, Learn from your video!! Great job. Have you used AI editing software? have a nice day !
Hey! I really want to start getting into it! Maybe that will be my next video ;)
waiting for your next video @@AnnaMarkiewiczPhotography
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Do you have any tips for getting children to look at the lens and not yourself? I am a wedding photographer and don't photography many kids, but from time to time the Bride/Groom have kids and I find myself out of element x.x
Depending on how old the kids are, placing a toy right on top of the lens sometimes helps. You can also motivate kids with candy, if you tell them to look into the lens they get one piece of candy they get pretty motivated to do so! :)