Original subtitles

You haven't called "Action" Mr. Director...

Action!

What was that? The Director sneezed...

What's up, Patreons?, How are you, Cabezones?

A second video.

This time we came to... The capital of....

I'm fucking this up...

Montemorelos. Ok. Got it.

What's up, guys? A second video for you.

I wanted to do something different.

This time we did a teamwork with different persons.

Eder, the Producer/Director/Slash Everything

He gathered a very talented Raza

-Is "talented" the right word?-

The thing is, sometimes, as photographer

we don't know how to make people "pose" naturally.

So, my idea was to get someone who

could pose naturally.

So we called to this girl, Almendra

-Here is her IG profile-

I wanted her to dress as a bride, not a regular model.

So we called this other girl, her name is Adriana,

-here is her IG too-.

We didn't want such a traditional bride, so we called this other girl,

her name is Alexandra,

for her to use these amazing hats.

So, this time we tried something different.

We came to this location in Montemorelos

an abandoned house, awesome.

I was looking for this girl to teach us about modeling;

this part is kind of hard for us.

My idea was to find good framings

and let her flow.

I just told her: "The light comes this way,

so, lets turn this or that way".

This series of photos has a more "editorial" look

but I think we can apply this with our brides.

The idea here is for us to learn and get inspired with the photo

but also to open ourselves and to be willing to collaborate

with people who will cover our deficiencies.

*Tip 01: Collaboration makes you grow*

Whenever you get together and make a team

the result will be different. We have to let ourselves be surprised.

Photography is not so much about the author,

not about being "The Photographer"

but also about making these kind of collaborations

for us to be out of our comfort zone

and create something that normally -or by our own- we could not do.

Here are the images and some of the backstage.

Venga, ¡éxito!.

*Tip 02: Hide the light source.*