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Alright guys, we talked about the five steps

to a great photograph.

In this particular case, location attracted me first,

where I'm talking about lighting being number one.

If a location attracts you first, you've got

to find the good light.

Now, I'm shooting with an 85mm 1.8

lens and I love this kind of texture,

which basically means that if I get them

in between these little leaves and use and

shoot at 1.8 right on their face,

I think it's going to be incredible.

So we'll do that.

What I want to do, Lisa, if you

just can get up a little bit higher,

I'm going to get you to rest your

nose right on her cheek there, mate.

And Lisa, if you can tilt this way.

Good.

And because she's tilting this way, it's actually

going to get a bit of shadow on

this side, but we do have a direction

of light.

Chin up a little bit there for me.

Gorgeous, that's good.

And let's see what we get here.

Oh, that's beautiful.

Wow, yep.

This is where it's at.

That dreamy look is perfect.

And Dylan, she's outshining you, dude.

I'm used to that myself, so.

Beautiful.

Hold it there.

Gorgeous.

Little hint of a smile there, Dylan.

There you go.

That's it, perfect.

Lisa, eyes just that way.

Really beautiful.

And Dylan, turn your face more to the

right.

More, more, more.

Chin up.

That's it, perfect.

Wow, I love this.

Let's make sure we're all sharp.

We are not going to get sharper than

that.

How beautiful is that?

Isn't that gorgeous?

Oh, I love it.

So it was very important that I keep

the eyes and lips actually out of the

foliage.

But it just shows you how you can

use an ordinary location like this and create

something quite amazing.

Alright, let's keep on finding some really cool

spots.