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Hello friends, how are you?
Welcome to a new video.
As always, before starting, I want to thank
everyone for being there, for your support, and
of course, those who have signed up this
last month.
I want to send you my huge gratitude
and, well, to wish you a pleasant time
and if you can learn something, then perfect,
right?
In today's video I want to break a
little with the dynamics that we had had
in the previous videos and I would like
to show you a session that we photographed
last October.
Of course, it could be said that it
was a pre-wedding session, but the truth
is that it was a birthday session, specifically
a fourth anniversary, since we photographed this couple,
we photographed their wedding, I mean, just four
years ago and well, they asked us for
a session, right?
So I asked Erika if she could record
some shots for me and I also put
the GoPro on top to record a little
bit, to pick up what we were doing.
And, in short, show you some of the
shots we made.
Some were brilliant or, well, some were good
and others were not so good.
But I think that's where the magic resides,
right?
That not only does it show you my
better side or my brighter side, but also
my less bright side, right?
So that you can see a little bit
of all the mistakes, since you learn from
the mistakes and, in short, I think it
will be twice as good as didactic, right?
The place is super important and Barcelona is
full of incredible places, but the truth is
that little by little we have already worked
on many of them and we wanted to
have something new, right?
The place where we photographed is known as
the Fira de Gran Vía and it could
be said that it is an architectural complex,
it is an industrial complex, I don't know
how to define it completely because it is
not a polygon as such, right?
But it is a complex in which, in
addition, many internationally renowned architects have built several
buildings and, as you already know, we love
to work between the lines, between such modernist
buildings, because they give us enormous possibilities and
make our lives a little easier, right?
The session could be divided into two places
in which we photograph practically the whole session,
right?
Because, as I say, it is a large
complex, but there is a building that is
completely black, which is called the Olympus building,
okay?
In which it is full of black pillars
and there is, a few meters away, barely
a hundred meters away, a building in which
it is used to hold large congresses, such
as the Mobile Congress, even Bodaefe was going
to be held there, okay?
So, we take advantage of these two places
and this video, I would like to do
it or I would like to divide it
into two videos, a video in which we
are only going to talk about what we
did in the Olympus building and, of course,
in another video I will talk about what
we did in the other place, right?
Because I think this video is going to
be a little long and so that it
does not get too dense, we are going
to divide it into two parts, okay?
Let's start with what was the black building,
the Olympus building and we are going to
start now, that is, directly with the first
part, right?
Of course, the first thing I would like
to show you is this image, in which
the first thing we think about is observing
lines, how they are distributed and not thinking
that we have to photograph something like a
postcard photo, right?
In which everything comes out, but we always
look at small parts, right?
And we also look at how the light
is directed.
In this case, I knew perfectly well that
the light was coming from the right, so
I simply placed both the boyfriend and the
girlfriend on one side and I started working
with them.
Notice that my mission was not to start
with something so basic in which they were
already kissing or that they were face to
face, but that I already bet or thought
that it could be interesting that Laura was
placed on one side and that Víctor was
placed in the background.
Of course, by sticking the camera so much,
I could realize that there was a quite
interesting reflection in what would be seen, well,
Laura duplicated and in the case of Víctor
too.
In the case of Víctor, I asked him
to lean so alone, for example, there, and
in the case of Laura, I also asked
him to lean on the other side, right?
In other words, for you to understand me,
Víctor had it like this and Laura had
it like that.
Something I have to explain to you, or
I should say so quickly, in which we
have a multitude of different possibilities when we
photograph a couple, but the simple option is
this, the boy and the girl, or the
couple in short, that is face to face
and kissing or looking at each other.
That's like the simplest thing, but let's think
that if we can put, for example, the
girlfriend like this, or the boyfriend like this,
or this, or this, or this, I mean,
let's turn our heads to see how we
can find different possibilities at the same time,
right?
Or of the same pose, to see how
we give all that some magic, okay?
Once I had more or less that, in
which I had, for example, Víctor here, Laura
like this, who looked at me, and Víctor
here, you can see that they are completely
reflected, I started asking Laura to play something
with her hand, playing with her hair, trying
to look to one side or the other,
because he was trying to play with his
body language, with his body, to give me
something more.
Of course, I was playing and I saw
that things were not starting or ending, maybe
from the beginning, until I asked Laura to
get closer to me, to the maximum, and
you see how I only captured half of
Laura's face, which is a foreground, and then
I have Víctor in the background, in which
he comes out duplicated by two.
I thought this was the most interesting or
most attractive option, right?
Now, I want to show you something completely
different, in which, obviously, I did not do
it very well, but I want to show
you this series of images, because, to begin
with, the choice of the lens was already
wrong.
I used a 20mm and, look, I messed
up a lot, I mean, I thought that
with the 20mm I could capture something much
more open, in which it seemed that the
place was huge, but the truth is that
the background was not quite correct and the
lines were not resting.
Look, if I went crazy and I was
wrong or I did not think quite correctly,
because, despite the fact that I told the
partner to come to me walking, the first
mistake I made was to put the iPhone
close to my 20mm to try to play
with the duplicity, with the top and the
bottom.
That is no longer my war, that was
the war I had in 2014 and 2015,
right?
That is not Víctor Glax.
Of course it can be done, of course
we must do it if we want, right?
But there are already other photographers who have
done it very well and that is already
a past war for me, right?
So, I asked them, I mean, I already
removed the iPhone and I already asked the
couple to come.
Look, when I was working with 20mm, when
the couple got so close, Víctor comes out
completely deformed, so it does not end up
working.
I kept playing, I tried to fix lines,
but I quickly told them, guys, let's go
right from here.
I already asked the couple to play with
something different and well, as you are seeing,
first of all, I took advantage of what
was an inner corridor that there was, in
which, well, I decided to play with Víctor,
in which he made me a little crazy,
in which he showed me his body a
little and I asked Laura to take a
step forward, right?
Notice that both on the right and on
the left, I was worried that the lines
would work quite well and at the same
time, I bent down a lot to play
with a completely different perspective than the previous
one, right?
And above all, I was worried, and here
comes the spark of the photo, right?
That I was interested in capturing the moment
when Laura did not touch, okay?
That is, just the moment when she jumped
and was about to.
Notice that, since I was there, I saw
that there was a set of lines, well,
it's a set of lines, a set of
columns, in which I thought it could work,
in which the couple was placed there, right?
I took this first photo to show you
the big mistake, the big mistake that many
photographers make sometimes, right?
It was so simple, well, sorry, the mistake,
the mistake is, as you are seeing, this
area with so much light, makes our sight
go directly to the highest point of light
and does not go directly to the couple.
I have already told you that we are
always looking for lines, we are always looking
for neutral backgrounds, and at the same time
that we are looking for neutral backgrounds, we
look at how the light is directed.
As you are seeing again, the light was
coming in from the right, so what I
did was first take a step to my
right, to hide that high point of light
and expose it correctly and tell them to
fit in, that they found a comfortable position
in which everything worked.
This photo I think was the one that
worked best and in which Victor's face is
assembled or is perfectly resting in Laura's body
or close to Laura's face.
I thought that was a good option.
But well, since I was there, why not
go out of the building and play with
the same perspective?
And I did the same, right?
If in the previous photo I had played
with a plane a little closer, now what
I was going to play is with a
much more open plane, with a much larger
perspective and making the couple smaller.
With the lines I had, I tried to
play or I tried to get several completely
different possibilities because, as I say, it's always
thinking, okay, is there any other possibility?
Is there any other option?
Can I get a different photo than the
previous one?
It's always about that, right?
Trying a little to break the rhythm and
all these things.
You see that I am explaining myself quite,
quite, quite badly today.
Damn!
Well, having said that, I tried to take
some more images.
In addition, next to it there was a
kind of coverage, like a surface that was
a kind of balcony, a kind of underground
breathing room, a parking lot or something similar.
Like the previous ones, I wanted to play
with the perspective and what I realized was
that the lines I had in the balcony
or in the small building next to it
were like something like that.
So I tried to mimic or ask the
couple to rest their bodies on those lines.
That way we had, for example, Laura, who
was completely lying on the lines or on
the building, and Victor in the background, who
was just like that.
So I thought it could be interesting, I
thought it could be something juicy, and this
was the result, right?
Well, these have been the images we took
in the black building, or in the Olympus
building, okay?
And just as a summary, I would like
to emphasize the importance that we do not
think as postcard photographers, but that we always
observe small corners in which we can put
the couple there, for example.
At the same time that we think about
that, we are going to observe in those
small corners how the lines work, how those
clean backgrounds work, and at the same time
how that light works, regardless of whether it
is hard light or soft light.
The important thing is to understand.
And finally, it is to know how to
fit, to know how to work with the
couple to try to fit, in this case,
the boy with the girl, or the girl
with the boy, and that the thing works,
right?
That they are posed in quotation marks and
not very forced, okay?
And little else, and wait for the magic
to jump, right?
So, so far this first video, okay?
In which we have told you a little
bit about how we work in that first
part of the pre-wedding session, sorry, of
the anniversary of Víctor and Laura, and in
the next video we will explain a little
more how we work in the building that
was right next door, okay?
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