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I could not miss the opportunity
to do more than one session in Cannes.
These guys are from the US. They are also wedding photographers.
We met at the Way Up North congress.
And we take 45 minutes / 1 hour to take pictures around.
The following image is also something iconic, for me.
We had these visors where you put a coin and see something,
And here is like... finding a contrast between:
"I'm looking for and I don't want to be seen".
Why?... Because you come up with an idea at that moment.
We must fill the brain with these challenging concepts,
When we are looking to represent love,
or represent what our couples feel,
we can experiment a little.
And this is, for me, is a great example of that freedom
that many times we have to give ourselves
in order to have more than "the romantic hug" or "the kiss"
that we've all seen it more than once.
So, I'm always looking for this way of how to get out of
"the kiss" or "the hug" just as it is.
And this time it was that, like:
"I'm looking for you / right now don't f*ck me".
I really liked this idea.
As she is wearing yellow and the blue of the sky
they are complementary colors
and they always work.
The psychology of color does not deceive
and will always be present, so...
Study complementary colors
and it will help you a lot to compose with color.
And this was the image.
And about the last two photos,
it is the same place.
Believe it or not, it's a refuse container.
I loved this whole white part because
it bounces the light incredibly.
And we simply look for this corner, I call them "magic corners",
because it's about taking out to the context
I don't want to make so obvious that we are in this iconic city.
And this white structure of a refuse container
helped us to: 1. Bounce the light
2. Hide the environment.
As you can see, in the first image we only see a tree coming out.
Greens and her yellows.
But it doesn't show us where we are.
So, I recommend you this:
go out to your city, or even in the same block.
That will be one of the following exercises:
Try to make a session in the block of your house.
It's my turn soon.
Let's challenge ourselves to try to see the magic
in the most boring and everyday things
that, as much as we want to squeeze our brains,
sometimes we don't see beyond.
I'll be leaving that task soon, guys.
But yes, I loved this Cannes session.
They loved it too.
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