5 Easy Concepts for Great Portraits in Any Park

Great video

So you can't actually do it without a Lightroom subscription. Sad.

Quick question. What do you use to edit your photos?❤

Your crappy just ain't crappy enough

Very nice ❤

I actually don’t mind the very first shot at all. Harsh light can be cool and this is an example of not-terrible harsh light IMO :) I think it really is a matter of taste, and I like it. Other than that: great examples and explanations of what you’re looking for!

Learning a lot watching your videos 👍🙏

Which metering you use for these pics?

"With a variety of natural sceneries and backgrounds to work with, an outdoor park can turn into a portrait photographer's playground. By keeping a lookout for these lighting elements and shooting techniques, you can learn to consistently take perfect portraits in just about any park."

Nothing about editing ore using presets!!! Why not put that in the title..to afraid!?

great tips! thanks again for another helpful video. you inspire my photography journey

So you routinely under expose the subject snd bring it up in post?

So on top of the very useful tips, we also got to see a cute cat video for 2-3 seconds? Made me laugh out loud, 10/10 video

Your way of explaining things is really good. I'm glad that we discovered you. Great photography can definitely improve mental wellness.

I’d love to see your editing techniques for these images!

You could get away with just one 35-150mm lens.

Great Tips, I m just starting out and it’s given me some idea to try with new camera.

thanks for this video! very informative

Thanks for sharing your skills

This content helps a lot.

nice poses and pictures

Thanks for these photography ideas!

Kool. Tkx.

Thank you Pye, these are awesome tips!

The best tips ever. Thank you.

I still find it hard to know when to use a particular shutter speed

love the concepts and your expression style! Thanks for your video

Do you use autofocus to be able to shoot one handed when you have the reflector over your head like that? I always need two hands because I shoot with manual focus to make sure the camera selects the correct subject (I use a Canon EOS M50, 32mm prime lens, for context)

I think I have a crush on Sabrina

awesome pye

I like the jujitsu technique with the white reflector

Great video please do a second video part 2

Why do photographers do so much editing afterwards 😕

Loved this! More please! Find the light. ❤

Which mike you use for outdoor sessions?

Awesome tips! Love it. Thanks for sharing.

Hi I am Vandan from Mumbai India. I am using Canon 6D markii camera. It has 1/180 synchro shutter speed. When I use with Godox flash TT685 on camera it shows synchro shutter speed on display. But when I use off camera with Godox Trigger X1 it not showing synchro 1/180. It jumps from 1/160 to 1/200. Why it shows like that or is it camera body problem?

An the final spot: 'don't worry, we aren't filming Anna Karenina train scene!'

Far too much post processing! Originals are far too dark! Why not shoot properly in camera with such a beautiful shaded background!

Love it!💯 if there be a part 2 of this video, could you also bring in a 85mm lens? 🙏😄

Thank you very interesting!

Thank you for this awesome video!!!

i dig

I would have shot this at F4 or F5.6
It would have been perfect there. My opinion! >;))

Thanks for the tips it's always nice to see how you work with models and how you make it seam like a breeze to take these pics.

Great Videos...Also please share how you processed using the LR Presets

I would like to see a second video. Beautiful model. Useful ideas.

thank you for shaing