Wedding Event of the Season: Joe Buissink
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In this segment from B&H's "Wedding Event of the Season" seminar, recorded live at the New Yorker hotel, Joe Buissink explains "wedding photography from the heart," and the unique way that every photographer can capture a moment.
That black and white photo montage is one of the greatest photo montage I have ever seen. I will spend no time putting Joe with greatest photographers in history. That is such a phenomenal set of images
Wonderfully done. Excellent teacher.
I was shaken awake. I thought I was too old to continue inspired. But I got a boost from Joe. Man, did I feel like shooting a wedding again. capture those emotions. and away with all my flashes. Thank you. I am reborn.
Andre from the Netherlands .
Im absolutely sure that I am Joe Buissink's #1 fan, everything he says resonates with me. Even though I've seen all of this content before... It is still beautiful, breath-taking and rejuvenating. Thank You Joe, Thank You B&H...
Although technically, Joe's photos are not perfect, his whole thing is capturing the moment which he does better than most. Too many of us get caught up on the right lighting or composition, or the best bokeh or sharpness or a lens. Photography is an art not a science. I think his style is liberating
Thank you for this. It's so refreshing to hear someone be so open and honest about the way they work. Very inspiring
His opening grabbed me by my heart. Thank you.
When he talks on stagem its so much more than talking, its so inspiring to listen to, to watch, I learned so much about myself as photografer in 1:43 minutes than what I thought I had done in 2 years. I will never forget the 5 words, "It's all about the moment" and when he say when I go to a wedding I go there to make MYSELF happy, sure to someone it can sound arrogant, but when you listen to him you understand it so much! You sell yourself and your style and if you dont find yourself or style you truly arent happy about a picture! Thank you so much for this video!
Probably the most inspiring talk on photography I've seen. Joe Rocks - listen to him.
I felt the exact same way. What a great speaker.
Mike Browne That whole hire a primary shooter thing blew my mind haha I love getting candids, which is why I love doing the wedding videos I've done lately. But the posing always turned me off. Now I have a solution! lol
The Post Color Blog Me too - it's capturing the real life and emotion as it happens I love. - MIKE
+Mike Browne You're not too bad either, Mike! I love your videos! (But I agree that Joe is amazing to listen to)
Andre Audet Thank you - MIKE :-)
Joe is a genius in his approach.
Fantastic Photographer and Fantastic video by B&H. Thank very much.
Have seen that video of an earlier presentation Joe made at the B+H event space. Still enjoy his work, his reassuring comments on P mode, photographic passion, faith in personality, moments, etc.
Wow! Just played around with P mode! Never knew my camera could do that in that setting! My husband also does photography & the saying around our house now is: "I shoot P mode." It's funny. Thanks, Joe! I must have watched this video a hundred times. And even though I don't do wedding photography, your passion and your images in this video are extremely inspirational. I have recommended to every one in my photo club to watch it, and many have. Keep on inspiring us, Joe! Your work is great!
Passion is a great thing! Tap into it as much as you can and follow your dreams. Work hard and work smart!
Joe is certainly a master of the 'decisive moment'
i am your new fan.........nothing like new breed of wedding photographers......just outstanding work.......
Thanks for this great Video. Opened my eyes for what is *realy* important for shooting a wedding, even shooting anything. That it is important to love what you do, and that this will be reflected in the pictures you take.
Joe... Watched this video and others of yours several times. Thanks a bunch for all the wisdom. You pitched me.
Also.. what's the track you've used at 1:11:08 ?
Joe.. Ive seen a couple of your seminars and i love every bit. BUT your'e more than a potographer. You are an actor.
Joe... Love your mind. Love your direction. Love your help........Thank you.
All is o.k. but the P mode "tactics" he explain just doesn't work. I've tried it on 5DII and on 7D. Everytime you lock the "AE lock", no matter which button you set for the function, it stays the same. With releasing the thumb from the button does not override the settings so you still have AE lock on. I takes some seconds while it automatically cancels the AE lock or the only possible way to cancel the lock is wait 4-6 seconds or press the AF point select button to cancel. See this article from canon www.learn.usa.canon.com/resources/articles/2011/autoexposure_ae_lock_article.shtml page 3
Joe is amazing!
Incredible! Thank you. Loved your background about being a second shooter. I stayed a hobbyist, because of this preference You have brought to life a style I've preferred since I started video taping friends weddings in the 1980's just as a wedding present.
Thank you. Remain blessed. CrosslargeTv
so amazingly inspired!
Wow Thats the way to do it , Great story telling .
Great and brilliant :D thanks thanks for sharing!
wow sir u ar brilliant i really love your pictures thanks appreciate.
... good health to you Joe to enjoy more of what you deserve ...
Love this guy!!!
"Color, contrast, DENSITY". Will someone please let me know what he meant by density? Thank you.
Great video. Even greater photographer.
He's talking *about* digital, but he's speaking in film language. "Density" would be basic exposure (where Zone V falls) as well as the white and black points (where the toe and shoulder of the film's contrast curve would lie). In roll film terms (assuming properly-exposed film and "normal" development), colour would be a combination of film choice, the enlarger's filter pack (for colour prints) and toning (warm/cool-toned paper, sepia or other toning, etc., for B&W), contrast (between Zones III and VIII) would mostly be about the paper grade, and density would be mostly about the print's exposure and development. There is some overlap, of course, but it's kind of natural for a film guy to break it down that way.
essellar Thank you so much for taking the time to explain that to me! I appreciate it!
Take care.
The big bucks in wedding photography are made by about 10 people world wide and they do it by holding seminars.
100% involvement = cent percent money, you are great Sir
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dat black and white slide made me cry a lil bit
very impressive
The shot at 15:53... how? 🤔
Some people are so great at marketing. He speaks better than he shoots LOL
Wy can i only change my F stop, and not my shutterspeed in P mode ?
Nikon d7000
because when you are on a P mode, the camera adjust the F. stop automatically, that means, your F. stop is determine by the camera not you... so if you want to adjust it your self, you either use M, A mode...
Oke , the speed also not.. ?
i want to know saxophone soundtrack ..... who is it?
So sorry but we no longer have access to that information.
+Muhammad Babar Swaleheen
Apparently An Apparition - Hans Christian & Harry Manx
Genious
PJ style -> Perfect Moment....
I wish Denis Reggie would do things like this.
he is says the indonesian? the muslims? wow
4:10 Ones shooting JPEG
When did he mention THAT?
reach people want different things, regular people just want nice wedding pictures, his style is not for everyone
True and that's what he said, he is not for everyone nor he wants to.
So true MegaMoflis. As he said, he's selling himself. Ha!
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This guy definitely managed to sell himself, because his work is nothing spectacular.
Nothing spectacular huh???? Yet he's known worldwide and making top $$$$$$$.....yeah....his work must really suck.
When I was young and ignorant I would make the same comments as Danijel made... "oh I could have done that" Every time I saw a photo that people like Jay Maisel or Pete Turner took. Yeah, if I were standing right there, had their camera, had their client list, had access to the people and places they had, had Jay or Pete point out the shot, make the subject freeze long enough for me to figure out the F stop and shutter speed... and so on, Then Im sure in my mind I would have taken the shot, BUT, none of those things ever happened. The comment above is ignorant with all due respect. Joe finds those spots, gets the exposure, gets the composition, under pressure of the moment that Danijel nor I nor anyone else knows. A mom talking in his ear, a hot sweaty room, late for this, getting to the next shot,is the camera set correctly,is this the correct lens...?
Yeah "nothing spectacular" is such an ignorant comment I just could not let it go.
Ill be waiting patiently to go to your next seminar Danijel. With all due respect.
Forget the money he makes, Joe is giving back everything he has learned to help the rest of us. Id be happy to be his third shooter and Ive been making a living at this for 43 years.
Joe is a great talker, not a great photographer, that is my observation based on what he displayed here, and I'm sure I'm not mistaken. If you work as a photographer of any kind, than you know that people skills and self promotion is more important than actual photography skills, and that exactly is the case here, so don't get too offensive...
Danijel L Sorry if I came off offensive. I just disagree with your assessment. I think his photography is more impressive than his presentation. Working under the pressure of the events he does is something you can only appreciate if you have been there. Photographing a million dollar wedding is amazing pressure. If you screw it up, its your ass. I know many photographers who are much much better than I am but they fall apart in front of a celebrity, or person of high rank. I don't, and I get jobs with them because I am able to take the pressure of their power. Not because Im better. Some people make that pressure look easy. Joe is one of those people. If you feel Joe is selling some presets or videos, just don't buy them. I don't, but I do respect him.
He definitely has spectacular photos. Each is a true moment of emotion that speaks much more loudly to the intended clients than to the critical eye of jealous photographers.
There are lots of wedding photographers who could do those kind and quality of image. So why would i spend 5 digit dollars for those kind of images? I would choose a photographer who would blow my mind with their pictures if i were to spend that amount! Not a photog that blows my mind through his words!
Good thing he can talk because he can't shoot. Phones on auto click better pictures than him.
I love Joe's work and I try to implement what I learn from him into my work.
However, shooting weddings, P mode does not really work for me. What I found to work really well is the following (for Nikon, don't know about Canon, but I guess it must be very similar):
- Set the camera to auto-ISO
- with maximum sensitivity set to 6400
- minimum shutter speed to what you belive will still produce an image without
motion blur, e.g. 1/160
- Aperture priority
- this allows you to set depth of field to what you want
The rest will be done by the camera automatically.
If the scene gets darker, the camera will first raise the ISO until it reaches the limit of 6400 (as set above). If the picture would become underexposed, the camera will violate the minimum shutter speed limit means it will lower the shutter speed. So, the camera will sacrifice shutter speed over ISO.
If the scene would become brighter, the camera will decrease the ISO while keeping the shutter speed at 1/160. Once the camera reaches ISO 100, it will increase the shutter speed.
I found that this is what works best for me. In most cases, I only need to worry about aperture means depth of field. Everything else will be done by the camera itself.
I absolulety agree with you. I also prefer Auto-ISO and Aperture Priority. P-Mode is just... unpredictably. I choose my aperture depending on for what i shoot. With my long lenses i just put it at f8 and all pictures are point sharp. Besides of portrait, here i go for bluring background and choose the biggest aperture my lense is offering me.
I totally agree with you.. And i will give it a try
Agreed. The Auto ISO and Aperture priority is my go to set up.
no offence but this is a tell tale sign of a photographer who depends on bookeh to make photos look good, I hope 5 years later you have developed, if you look at Joe's photos he relies on framing, not bookeh, thats why his photos look so good!, bookeh is a easy way for amateur to make photos look good, and everyone does it. Non of the street photographers he mentions have shallow depth of field photos.
Prides himself in not having business cards? Really? But you can right down my name and email if you want. A little ego perhaps?
God bless you Joe
Joe ... thank you so much for all of these videos!!! As a photographer I thought there was something wrong with me!!! I don't like to pose people!!! I stink at it!!! I love to capture people when they have absolutely no idea that I am. Even my own family has called me sneaky for doing this. But that's when you get something amazing!! I watch your videos all the time, then I go practice more to get it down the way I want it to look. Although I have a hard time with your slide shows ... I end up with tears rolling down my face because the amazing emotions that you captured! Thanks to you I now know that isn't a dang thing wrong with me as a photographer, it's just my style and what I do. That's what makes me stand out and I know I won't be for everyone, but that's alright. The ones that I am right for will get something amazing from me. They will get their entire day with every emotion that they felt and be able to look back at that day and feel it all over again. Even I chose the photographer for my wedding I was very explicit about not having that many posed photos. When I look back on my wedding day I see what everyone was feeling including me. That isn't something that every photographer can accomplish. You are to say the least my inspiration for doing it my way!!! Thank you!!!
Another Awesome Photographer.
39:06 is hilarious! lol HAHAHA......he's an awesome Photographer/Mentor! wow.....great work! Thanks Joe and B&H for this seminar.....really mind changing and inspiring.
Saludos Joe ,
Todo es muy inspirador,
Pero creo que en una conferencia o
Un dia para adriestrar fotografos,
Se debe hablar de fotografia y no de
Un curso de sicologia, todo se puede combinar siempre que se hable de tecnicas fotograficas.
Quiero dejar claro que en este momento es uno de los mejores fotografos.
Pero dando adiestramientos o conferencias se pierde mucho tiempo en lo lindo que es el cielo y las estrellas y se habla poco de los tipos de lentes, tecnicas de expocision, que tipo de iso utilizar la iluminacion y otros.
Gracias.
B and H, Thank you for this wonderful video. Joe, you are amazing. I can feel your passion in what you do. Thank you.
I see many local adjustments starting from 1:33:20 :D
Thank you B&H for bringing all the talents and extra-ordinary artists to us.
I have been shooting weddings for over 20 years and you have inspired me! Thank you so very much. you have lit me up and am looking forward to going back to what I am really about, Passion, images that please me, EMOTIONS, because that is why I love what I do. my emotions have always come out in my images, I just got lost with what people think they wanted and it isn't about that at all. It is about what you can do as a great photographer to capture that moment those feelings and time.
Thank you Joe you have rekindled my love.
Photography by Jeanette
Best video ever watched about photography.
Thank you!
Thats AMAZING! I just love this photographer!!!
So light & so deep story...
Thank you for peace of your experience
Love the video! But 360p quality...? lol
Great shots and the Jazz does a lot for it
WOW! This is what I needed to hear...
Wonderfully done!
Thank you ((*))
Really fantastic. Thank you! I've been a bit scared of doing weddings.
Im a little afraid of doing wedding's also but, I like what he taught me in that they are hiring me because they like my work. Its our responsibility as photographers to make suer the client knows our work and, if they want you it will be because they like your style making your job easier since you know what they want from you, they want your style.
Then its just a matter of being there for every moment and being comfortable with your camera.
I hope this is encouraging to you as much as it has been for me from Joe.
Clint Jones