If you enjoyed this video check out my Top Photoshop Tips and Tricks video : th-cam.com/video/F5XJkArWIC8/w-d-xo.html or Top 10 Portrait Tips and Tricks Part 1 : th-cam.com/video/2lleGP6mYHs/w-d-xo.html
So how do I make you a local photographer frand?! :D Awesome tips btw, checking out the Milanote thing. Planning a shoot for a cafe near eau claire on saturday :D
One of the things I’ve always appreciated about you is how resourceful you are, you’ve always found interesting ways to find ways to elevate your photos. I always learn something from you!
Irene, you are a true artist. No ego whatsoever and consistently producing superior images. Wow! Thanks for the inspiration you are to so many of us. :)
The props and DIY advice is so true. I recently started investing more in flowers, baskets, unique accessories for my photos and it makes such a huge difference. A lot of the times when the model doesn't know how to pose, you can easily use a prop to guide him/ her through the photoshoot. Thank you for being so inspiring! Loving all your content and always looking forward for more!
Not many "10 tips" videos can pump up the viewer, but this one did for me. Well done. You didn't go down the usual one or two rabbit holes (such as lighting, modifiers, etc.) but covered an amazing range of topics that can inspire us ordinary photographers. And your skill in crafts is right up there with your skill as an artist and photographer. Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts. A fan is now on my shopping list.
I am impressed with your delivery, diction, and with the level of detail you go into on each facet. Moreover, I truly appreciate you taking the time, and putting in the truly hard work it takes in providing your audience this video and great links, as well.
I enjoy all of your videos and have followed you for years but this may be my favorite so far. So many good, practical tips for improving photography. Thanks so much for putting together!
I love tip number 7 very very much. Very few youtubers show direct side by side comparison of great photos (not test photos) taken from both a budget camera and a high-end camera. I really appreciate you because of that
Loved tip number 7. I always felt discouraged for not being able to afford the best gearbox seeing your comparisons and your photos from the rebel definitely puts me at ease
I agree with many of the others, your tips are so original and fun and inspiring! Thank you for sharing these.... my biggest take away, do things that are scary! I really need to do this more! You are so awesome...
Irene i just found yiur channel and it's a m a z i n g .. I've took photography as a hobby for years now i think it's time to level cuz many people told me why u don't start a business already
Irene you are such an inspiration! I want to get out of my comfort zone and try new things. Thanks so much, your tips are so helpful; please keep creating your tips and tutorials.
Brilliant tips videos both of them ,, you are my favourite Photograher to watch on you tube by a long way ,, i am always glad when i see u have made a new video ,, thanks for being you :)
i'm impressed by the simplicity and minimalism of your setup in contrst of the quality of portraits. absolutely amazed great work !!! without 239283928w lights and 2398239 accessories. I also notice the quality build of the lens and camera... this is something expensive but i understund
You have a few awesome tips I've started crafting my own head pieces recently and adding them to my behind the scenes videos. I also have my own Facebook group I still have to build-up the courage to photograph strangers never did that yet But I love making content especially the content I don't normally see other photographers do So thank you for all the information.
These videos are so helpful! I'm starting photography a little later than some. I'm in my late 30s and have had a carrer in cosmetology for 17 years but I'm ready for a change. I'm definitely dealing with imposter syndrome with photography and I'm introverted so it's going to be tough but I'm also so excited and would love to find some photography friends. Thanks for all the tips!
Wow! What an incredible video. I love your content. Gonna check out more now. Thank you. I'm just getting into photography. I'm planned to have my first two portrait gigs this week and came on here looking for tips for them. I've known about the colour wheel, but this is the first time I really saw chartreuse and vermillion. I sketched patterns into my notebook. The idea of meeting and photographing strangers on the street really intrigued me too.
Thank you for your video! Very interesting ideas! Also, I will concur that Photographer groups are great! I wanted to learn how to better capture Portraiture, and so I contacted a group through Meetup, and the organizer of that group is now one of my better friends. I've learned so much from him, and met more models willing to work with me on TFP shoots. So, I wholeheartedly recommend Tog groups!
If you enjoyed this video check out my Top Photoshop Tips and Tricks video : th-cam.com/video/F5XJkArWIC8/w-d-xo.html or Top 10 Portrait Tips and Tricks Part 1 : th-cam.com/video/2lleGP6mYHs/w-d-xo.html
So how do I make you a local photographer frand?! :D Awesome tips btw, checking out the Milanote thing. Planning a shoot for a cafe near eau claire on saturday :D
Thank you
I finally found ma place for photography
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One of the things I’ve always appreciated about you is how resourceful you are, you’ve always found interesting ways to find ways to elevate your photos. I always learn something from you!
Irene, you are a true artist. No ego whatsoever and consistently producing superior images. Wow! Thanks for the inspiration you are to so many of us. :)
The props and DIY advice is so true. I recently started investing more in flowers, baskets, unique accessories for my photos and it makes such a huge difference. A lot of the times when the model doesn't know how to pose, you can easily use a prop to guide him/ her through the photoshoot. Thank you for being so inspiring! Loving all your content and always looking forward for more!
Not many "10 tips" videos can pump up the viewer, but this one did for me. Well done. You didn't go down the usual one or two rabbit holes (such as lighting, modifiers, etc.) but covered an amazing range of topics that can inspire us ordinary photographers. And your skill in crafts is right up there with your skill as an artist and photographer. Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts. A fan is now on my shopping list.
I am impressed with your delivery, diction, and with the level of detail you go into on each facet. Moreover, I truly appreciate you taking the time, and putting in the truly hard work it takes in providing your audience this video and great links, as well.
"Meetup" it's another great place to found groups of anything....
Keep doing a great work.....
Definitely trying out the artwork backdrop replacement. I love how they look, I had no idea that was thing
I am still trying to figure it out lol
I enjoy all of your videos and have followed you for years but this may be my favorite so far. So many good, practical tips for improving photography. Thanks so much for putting together!
I love tip number 7 very very much. Very few youtubers show direct side by side comparison of great photos (not test photos) taken from both a budget camera and a high-end camera. I really appreciate you because of that
Loved tip number 7. I always felt discouraged for not being able to afford the best gearbox seeing your comparisons and your photos from the rebel definitely puts me at ease
It's really cool to see your super old video clips/shoots! I love the makeshift + affordable ideas!
great video and i love the tip about gear doesn't matter then you show some epic photos with some entry level gear! keep up the great content!
I JUST LOVE THIS PHOTOGRAPHER. IT NEED INSIDE CLASS TO REFLECT IN IMAGES
Again .. brilliant - useful and engaging. thank you.
You’re such a badass Irene! Love your work and videos!
Thanks a lot Irene for the advice.
I love it! You are an extraordinary photographer 😊✨
Hi Irene.. All your works has been such an inspiration for me... greeting from indonesia (Bali)...
Amazing tips. Thank you so much for sharing.
I agree with many of the others, your tips are so original and fun and inspiring! Thank you for sharing these.... my biggest take away, do things that are scary! I really need to do this more! You are so awesome...
You give lovely tips in such an inspiring way. 💛
Real things from real experience, source of inspiration to me. Thank you Irene.
You’re my biggest inspiration💜 Thank you for everything you do!
You are so inspiring Irene! Grateful of your sharings.
I am truly grateful for you. You are such an inspiration in my photography career and I will remember you forever. Thank you so much!
Girl you made me laugh 😂 with the 🛁 crazy talented ! Love it
This video is so amazing! thanks so much irene
My GOD you're a terrific photographer! Wow, VERY impressive!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for the tips , several of these I'd love to try
could u plz give a further detailed introduction on the usage of color ring? that sounds amazing
Amazing video, amazing channel. Congratulations from Venezuela 🇻🇪
You are AWESOME!!! Nice compilation of tips.
Thank you Irene another great video. Hope all is well with you and your family.
Thank you! I got some fresh ideas from your video!
Love this show. Nice tips. Helpful
KILLIN' IT!
Honestly one of the best photography related videos I've seen on TH-cam. And I watch a lot!!
I love how creative you’ve always been!! No wonder you’re at where you’re at! You’ve earned it
Amazing advices. I just found your channel and I am enjoying it a lot. CHEERS
That was a Fantastic Video!😊
Great video.Loved it
You are so imaginative!
SO many helpful tips in this video!!! You are always so clear and organized in the information you provide. Thank you!!!
Some good ideas and nicely presented. Thank you Irene.
Irene i just found yiur channel and it's a m a z i n g .. I've took photography as a hobby for years now i think it's time to level cuz many people told me why u don't start a business already
Brilliant ideas, thank you so much. You are my true inspiration 🤗🙏❤️
So creative, love it.
I just Love the way you explain everything. Thank you very much. Stay Healthy :)
Love your tips.. thanks for inspiring..and you are just fabulous..love your work ❤️❤️
I loved this video! Thanks so much for sharing all these tips. You certainly produce beautiful work with out a lot of gear.
Thank you for the tips, now I just need a friend photographer to learn more and improve my skills, and to share what I've learned as well.
Irene you are such an inspiration! I want to get out of my comfort zone and try new things. Thanks so much, your tips are so helpful; please keep creating your tips and tutorials.
Really talented 👍
Amazing video!
You just earned a subscriber 🤩
Brilliant tips videos both of them ,, you are my favourite Photograher to watch on you tube by a long way ,, i am always glad when i see u have made a new video ,, thanks for being you :)
Thank you so much, Irene, your videos are amazingly helpful!
Really sweet tips right there. Thanks Irene as always. Also, Milanote looks great. Going to make sure to check them out.
Love how you brought up pushing yourself to things you are afraid of. Great tutorial ty ❤️
fully inspiring thank u
Thank you for this! Starting out as a photographer and it can be scary and after finding you I feel like I just keep learning!!!!
This has been so helpful! Thank you for all the tips.
i'm impressed by the simplicity and minimalism of your setup in contrst of the quality of portraits. absolutely amazed great work !!! without 239283928w lights and 2398239 accessories. I also notice the quality build of the lens and camera... this is something expensive but i understund
Great photo tips! I'm a photojournalist but I always enjoy learning more about working with my subjects...keep up the great work! :)
Thank you once again
Omg you are amazingggg!!
You have a few awesome tips I've started crafting my own head pieces recently and adding them to my behind the scenes videos. I also have my own Facebook group
I still have to build-up the courage to photograph strangers never did that yet But I love making content especially the content I don't normally see other photographers do So thank you for all the information.
These videos are so helpful! I'm starting photography a little later than some. I'm in my late 30s and have had a carrer in cosmetology for 17 years but I'm ready for a change. I'm definitely dealing with imposter syndrome with photography and I'm introverted so it's going to be tough but I'm also so excited and would love to find some photography friends.
Thanks for all the tips!
Wow! amazing tip. Thank you for the video.
Always fantastic content, Irene. So inspiring. Thanks for sharing all your insights!!
Thanks a lot! I learned a lot today! :) 👍
Lovely stuff lady ... thankyou
Wow! What an incredible video. I love your content. Gonna check out more now. Thank you.
I'm just getting into photography. I'm planned to have my first two portrait gigs this week and came on here looking for tips for them.
I've known about the colour wheel, but this is the first time I really saw chartreuse and vermillion. I sketched patterns into my notebook.
The idea of meeting and photographing strangers on the street really intrigued me too.
Great tips. Thanks.
Brilliant tips!
Excellent, thank you!
Great tips! Made me want to dive deeper in portrait photography 😍
Thanks for the great tips. I love your work so much! Learning a lot from you. Hugs here from Brazil. 😉
Great Tutorial! Now I gotta go find Part 1.
link in the description
Fantastic mind blowing 👍😊
NO words, you re perfect
Excellent!
Please do a class on the color wheel,pleaaassssseeeee!
You are so inspiring Irène... 😘
Did you just call me a weirdo? That is so true, how did you know!!! lol
I am a photographer, but I have no photographer friends, I really like your photography!
dang. first time seeing your video, and your editing skills are insane. subbed!
Beautiful my friend
Huge thanks!!!😃
Tq
Very good video!
Thank you for your video! Very interesting ideas! Also, I will concur that Photographer groups are great! I wanted to learn how to better capture Portraiture, and so I contacted a group through Meetup, and the organizer of that group is now one of my better friends. I've learned so much from him, and met more models willing to work with me on TFP shoots. So, I wholeheartedly recommend Tog groups!
The fan cools you off so you just chill 😁
love your videos, Irene. Always learn something. Thanks for giving back to the community :-)
Good video. Its would be extremely helpful to all those, who want to be creative job
Thanks!
thanks
EXCELLENT PHOTO SHOOTS MAM
Great video and useful tips - this is one area I need to master