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Alright, I want to try a silhouette in
a situation that you're not normally used to
seeing it.
And what we've got here, we've got a
beautiful couple, they're sharing a moment here while
we're having some fun, which is great.
If you look at the actual wall there,
there's a building right there and there's a
piece of sun on it.
What I'm going to do is I'm going
to try to isolate the sun, expose for
it, focus on them and get a beautiful
silhouette of the couple.
Rather than doing the standard silhouette that we
see perhaps at a beach or something like
that.
A silhouette means of course we're outlining shape,
we don't really see any detail in them
and I think we can create something pretty
spectacular here.
What I'm going to do right now is
I am going to create my white balance
on shade, I am going to put my
picture control on vivid.
What's going to happen is it's going to
make that warm tone wall even warmer and
more vivid and of course because I'm shooting
in raw, I can go in any direction
I want afterwards.
But I like the idea that we can
do something in camera and see what it
looks like.
Now there's a bit of sun on you.
Do me a favour, both of you lean
your bodies towards me, your upper bodies towards
me.
All right, perfect.
Chin down there for me Lisa and look
at each other's lips.
Give me a bit of breathing space between
your faces.
Chin up a little bit for me Dylan.
Okay, so now just go on manually focus
because it's such a silhouette, you can't see,
the camera can't see what to focus on.
Forehead's touching guys and allow a bit of
breathing space.
Chin up a little bit there for me.
Give me a little bit of a turtle
face there mate.
Chin down Lisa so I see a bit
of breathing space between your noses, a bit
more.
Just get that nose off her forehead, there
you go, perfect, love that.
Hold it there.
Yeah, that's perfect.
So we got that shot out of literally
nothing.
So try to remember that you have to
look at locations in very different ways.
It's not just the obvious, it's our job
as photographers to see the world a little
bit differently and after you've been shooting for
a while you start to recognize just a
little piece of sun on a wall can
create an incredible opportunity with a couple in
the foreground like this and let's show the
couple and see what they think.
Oh pretty, it's like a heart.
There you go, awesome guys.
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