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Man, there are so many opportunities right now,
to be honest, I would rather not do
this tutorial and just photograph them and not
have to teach because I'm addicted to photography
and I'm addicted to actually seeing what I
just saw right now, but we'll follow along,
why not.
Alright guys, in fact, Dylan, I'm going to
get a shot of you right now, mate.
We've got sort of highlight, we've got shadow,
we've got highlight, this is going to work
really well.
I'm going to get you right here, so
bring your butt right there, love this shadow
too.
So, hands in the pockets, just come off
a little bit so you're not sort of
sandwiched too far there.
Now, this is really cool guys, we said
side lighting, that split lighting is very masculine,
works really well for him, love that shadow
too.
So, there's two things that I'm thinking of,
I was actually going to include this highlight
and then him and the shadow, but I
feel like now that that's sort of begging
to be used only, so I'm going to
cut into this and then isolate what I'm
looking at.
And he looks really cool there, so I'm
going to keep it at f4, and the
light is a little bit sort of raw
and dirtier, so to speak, but again, suits
the guy.
Turn your face more left though, more, chin
up a little bit, that's it, hold it
there.
You just had that little, that piece of
hair causing a shadow on your face there,
that's awesome man, hold it there, yeah, that's
awesome.
Don't forget too guys, like what I'm doing
now, I can easily go to my picture
control, and if I sometimes see things in
black and white, then I like to photograph
it in black and white.
Awesome man, turn your face more left, good,
chin up a little bit more, awesome man,
hold it there, hold it, one more again
like that, yeah, that's really cool.
Yeah, how cool is that for a groom
shot, love that.
Okay, now we're going to do something really
fun, stay where you are, Lisa, can I
have you there for a sec?
I am going to see if I can
just get your shadow in here, so come
a little bit closer, just about there, a
bit more, and just face him properly.
Turn your face more to the right, pick
up the dress with both hands, it's sort
of, and not so much wider, sort of
just a little bit in front of you,
as if you're sort of holding it to
walk, does that make sense?
Sort of, so bend your elbows out towards
me, and that's it, good, good, hold it
there, yeah, this is fun.
If I can mate, Dylan, come a bit
more this way mate, this is more of
an editorial shot guys, obviously we're not trying
to save the world with the romantic nature
of this shot, this is just really cool.
I love the shadows on either side, the
composition is really cool, good, yeah, love that.
And now, Lisa, I'm going to get you
to rest your back on there, so that
you're in the sun, so we've sort of
got dark on dark and light on light
as opposed to what we did before.
Come a bit more that way, that's it,
good.
And now, I just want you to bring
your arm around here, no, just like that,
yeah, beautiful.
And this hand, just on the upper chest
there for me, and tilt your face this
way, and turn your face more left, more
left, more, more, more, beautiful.
In fact, put your hand down, it looks
probably a little bit too much, and you
know what, put your right hand down too,
it just doesn't feel right.
You can leave it there, because I'm going
to crop that out, yeah, that's better, that's
really cool.
I'm going to change it back to colour,
and again, if I'm shooting raw, it means
I can go in any direction that I
want to, right, so it doesn't really matter.
For me though, I often just sometimes like
to see what's going on here.
Now, I'm shooting at f4, I want them
both in focus, I'm at 100 ISO, I've
got so much room to breathe here, why
wouldn't I shoot at maybe something like f11
or something like that, because I can.
One second here, yep, I've got detail everywhere,
I've got the shadow there, he's looking really
cool.
Now, if you can Lisa, just look at
me for a second, okay good, and okay,
do you want to turn your face left
mate, good, too much, come back, good.
Alright, remember how we said that focus is
one third in and two thirds back, so
I'm going to focus maybe on his shoulder,
and we should get everything in focus.
Okay, ready on the count of three, just
look at me guys, one, two, three, that's
awesome.
Oh, that's so good, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I'm just thinking actually, the more I think
about this, actually I think she needs her
face off, the head off the wall.
Her hair's blending into that shadow, which is
not a problem, I just feel like we
can do better.
So, tilt your head, but don't let it
touch, I need a bit of breathing space
there, so Lisa, bring your face forward, good,
that's better.
Gorgeous, alright, ready, alright, wonderful, hold it there.
Dylan, turn your face a touch to the
right, so get rid of that highlight on
your cheek, that's it, there you go, ready,
one, two, three, perfect, awesome.
Some cool stuff guys, wow, check it out.
It's beautiful, you look so cool baby.
Alright, so this is, again, I could be
here all day, I've got to do it,
damn it.
Dylan, over here mate, it's just too good
to not do.
Alright, so I'm going to get you right
in that little pocket of light just before
that shadow.
Now, I want you to squat down like
we had done during our posing demonstrations, so
come a little bit closer to me.
Now, turn your body that way, so your
front knee is going to be up, yep,
see, I love that, you knew exactly what
I wanted.
If you can, bring that knee further down,
that one further up, there you go, and
you can sort of rest your backside on
there, cool man.
What I love about this guys is that
the location is telling me what to do.
I've got the shadows repeating on the wall,
I've got the highlight on the ground looking
really, really cool, so let's now shoot in
black and white.
Again, I'm shooting in raw, it means I
can do anything afterwards, but check out this.
Yeah, I love the idea of cutting into
him there like that.
It's like the foot should either be all
in or all out.
Now, I'm just wondering whether that highlight and
shadow on the ground is going to be
correct for this shot.
I almost think not.
See, now I'm getting on the same sort
of plane as him.
Yeah, that's looking a lot better.
Now, I'm just trying to work out.
See, the other cool thing is with the
modern cameras, you can shoot with different compositions.
So, I'm just looking at maybe if there's
one that suits me better, like the 5x4,
so I can isolate the area that I
want.
And I think at 5x4 vertical, I think
it's where we need to be.
Yeah, that little angle on him is cool,
and then cropping in is awesome.
Awesome, dude, hold it there.
Good.
If you can now, your right hand, just
do that for me.
So, your right hand, bring it up to
your face, just like that.
Awesome.
Good, hold it there.
Yeah, that's so cool.
Very masculine, that quality of light, and then
getting him to squat down looks really cool
too.
Turn your face a touch to the right
there, man.
Good, hold it there.
This time, I'm going to go back to
a 2x3 composition.
Turn your face more to the right, mate.
See how his ear is subtly coming into
the sun?
Come back a bit this way.
Stop, there you go.
Awesome, man, hold it.
That's so good.
Yeah, I love that.
You know what, stay where you are.
Let's see some foreground background.
Lisa, I am going to get you just
here, but I need you to sink down
so I can isolate you underneath this area.
So, not so much there, so think of
it more like this, but then turn around
this way.
Turn, turn, turn, turn.
Keep on turning your body.
That's it.
You know what, it might...
Oh, it's just skimming, isn't it?
We're thinking...
Okay, do that for me.
Come around here.
I want you to face the wall.
I'll see if I can crop the awkwardness.
This might be going nowhere, but we'll see.
So, just bring your face really close that
way.
That's good.
And then bring up the dress and bring
it right in.
That's good, perfect.
Okay, okay.
So, chin up there for me, Lisa.
Yeah, I love that.
Good, good, good, good.
That's cool, man.
That's more dramatic now, that's good.
Chin up a little bit, eyes down at
him.
Awesome, hold it there.
Now, Dylan, put your hand down.
Just try that one.
Down.
Now, this time, stay where you are.
Lisa, your eyes are going to be at
me.
Turn your face this way, mate.
Turn that way.
Good.
So, I'm getting him to sort of change
the angle, but I'm going to isolate Lisa.
And it's going to look really cool.
So, Lisa, no smile.
Just really cool, very dramatic, beautiful.
A little bit more.
Gorgeous.
Let's just do one in color here so
you can see what I'm doing.
Awesome, hold it there.
Count of three.
One, two, three.
One, two, three.
Yeah, relax.
How cool is that?
Beautiful, love it.
Let's see what else we find.
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