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Hello friends, how are you?
I hope everything goes as best as possible.
Welcome to another chapter.
We are still a little behind because, well,
you know, last weekend we had a wedding,
everything came out of the blue, the flight
was great, well, we had to do another
test there because they did not trust us
despite the fact that we had the papers
and all these things, and well, this week
we have tried, in quotation marks, to return
to the routine as always, I mean, the
routine that we have complained about so many
times, in which it is about editing photos,
mailing and all these things, and the truth
is that, well, we miss getting up every
morning, editing, selecting photos and all these things,
and well, in fact, you can see my
face, I mean, even tomorrow we go back
to the wedding, and well, I think that
this weekend's wedding, well, from now on, I
mean, from tomorrow on, it will be the
opposite of what we had in Austria.
In Austria, well, no one wore masks, neither
at the wedding nor in the country.
Of course, I tell you this because if
you are not from Spain, you should know
that here in Spain, for months now, everyone
must wear masks, everyone must be very careful,
and even with everything, well, it is messing
up in our country, without knowing how or
why.
We are almost the worst country in the
world today, at the time of counting.
I hope, well, this is not a video
to talk to you about medicine, because as
you know, I have no fucking idea about
medicine, and the only thing I know how
to do a little bit is take photos,
so we are going to get into that.
Little things, today's video is not going to
be, or is not dedicated to talking to
you about the previous weekend's wedding, because we
want to wait to reveal all the photos,
edit all the photos, sorry, and once we
have everything done, in addition to the videos
that we were recording, well, we will mount
a video in conditions, or several, in which,
well, we will tell you how everything was,
right?
But in today's video we want to talk
to you about the last pre-wedding we
did, a little while ago, and it was
on the beach, right?
And what this video, or the way we
want to do it to explain to you
how we work pre-wedding, is as follows,
right?
What we are going to do, as it
is going to be a video, or as
it looks like it is going to be
a very long video, what we are going
to do is to divide it, as we
have ever done, to make the video in
two parts, in which we want to show
you first, or tell a little bit of
the story, right?
How the pre-wedding was organized, how we
work it, and we are also going to
show you the full gallery of the couple,
so that you can see a little bit,
that is, what we deliver, and in fact
that will help us a little bit to
explain things, right?
So, in today's video we are going to
tell you a little bit about the history
of the pre-wedding, how we work it,
where the ideas came from, the why, super
important, of the location, and we will show
you a video off camera, of several photos.
In the next video, I mean, we will
make a video off camera, okay?
So, we are going to start with the
first one, and I will tell you, okay?
The couple hires us for a pre-wedding,
and the story is that the couple has
a little flat, a small apartment, near the
beach, specifically in Tarragona, in the south of
Catalonia, very close to Barcelona, but the girlfriend
tells me that the pre-wedding, they would
like to do it on the beach.
Of course, I am no one to take
away the illusions from any couple, if the
couple wants to go to the beach, and
on top of that he hires you, how
are you going to tell him no, right?
But of course, if I am telling you
this, it is because you will have already
heard that I, on the beach, I feel
helpless, I mean, I hardly have creative resources,
and once I have photographed the three resources
that the beach has for me, I mean,
sand, sea, and the sky, or the horizon,
I run out of ideas.
In addition, there was another small drawback, right?
That the girlfriend wanted photos on the beach,
or the boyfriends wanted photos on the beach,
but the beach in summer is full of
people, with which, well, I talked to, well,
I talked to Julia, and I told her,
look, Julia, I love your idea, that is,
I find it very, very interesting that we
go to the beach, of course, that was
not entirely true, but we have to think,
right?
That if the session, well, we do it
in the afternoon, it is more than likely
that the beach will still be with people
still lying on the towel, there drinking something,
with which never, or very few times, because
there will be a game, or a clean
photograph, in which you can walk calmly on
the beach, and that in front of you,
or well behind you, there are no people
walking, with which we were there with a
story.
What I thought, at the same time that
I was talking to her, is that, that
is, we could do the session on the
beach, of course, but near, or next to
a small Mediterranean town, I mean, if I'm
not from Spain, I should tell you that,
not always, but in some parts of the
Mediterranean, there are small picturesque towns, which are
super beautiful, which is the typical white town,
super careful, super idyllic, and so with that,
I mean, I could shoot photos on the
beach, and also, after the beach, so that
the boyfriends, well, had their photos, we could
get lost a little in those little towns,
or in that town in question, so I
proposed to the bride to do the session
in Roda de Vará, and Roda de Vará
is a small Mediterranean town, white, in which
it has a multitude of resources, and it
has a couple of beaches, as well as
a kind of dock, in addition to a
small port, in which it will serve me
a little, first, to play in the dock,
because surely, well, I scratched something from there,
in addition to what is the little town,
which is all full of, well, of little
streets that enter and leave, if I say
a town, it means a town that will
live 100 people, 200 maximum people, that is,
with which you think that it is something
very, very reduced, that is, well, do not
think that it is a town with a
multitude of resources and such, although it is
true that Roda de Vará has, well, a
multitude of resources, because I had already visited
it, well, in the past, throughout the last
few years, three or four times to do
sessions, and also, Erika's parents have a little
flat, they have a very small apartment there,
with which, well, we have spent the summer
several times, and in fact, when we started
dating Erika, well, we lost, well, a multitude
of weekends there, so it was something that
I had controlled and such, but of course,
now comes another part, no, that is, in
what part of the day, no, in what
part of the day we would have to
do that session, and honestly, I told the
girlfriend that, that is, what better than doing
the session early in the morning, I mean,
the sun was rising at that of six
and a half in the morning, well, at
6 and 40 start the session, with two
balls, because, because that way I knew for
sure that there would be no one, I
knew for sure that the atmosphere would be
super clean, the light would be very clean,
and why not play with the dawn, I
had already seen some work from a colleague
like Fran Butunet, in which he had seen
that he had got up to do some
post-wedding, well, well, at dawn, with which,
why not, no, I mean, I told the
girlfriend, and I invited her, no, as if
saying, hey, it would be great if we
did it, well, at dawn, so we already
do the session from six and a half,
more or less, to nine and a half,
maximum ten, and we get rid of all
the people, with which, well, the girlfriend, well,
she said yes, well, if I talk about
the girlfriend, I mean, well, about the couple,
well, she said yes, that she thought it
was a very, very brilliant idea, I told
her, well, above all, no, that they would
have to, well, that they would have to,
well, to put on makeup, or she specifically
said that they would have to put on
makeup super early in the morning, but I
told them, and I promised them that, well,
that it was going to be worth it,
that surely there would be very, very interesting
photos, and so it was, so now, well,
what I'm going to do, well, I'm going
to show you around the gallery, well, so
that you can see a little bit, well,
what the whole visual tour was like, and
then, at the end, well, yes, we will
get into a, well, with a couple of
examples, so that you can see, well, an
off-camera, okay?
Okay, well, well, I mean, as I was
telling you, well, I'm going to show you
the gallery, this gallery, I don't know if,
I mean, if you know, well, the Peak
Time program, okay?
It is a program with which I work,
I have been working for at least a
year now, and the truth is that it
is perfect for me, that is, it is
a perfect program, I used to work with
Pixyset, but it seemed to me, in some
cases, a bit rudimentary, okay?
And the fact is that I started working
with Peak Time, as I told you, a
year ago, and, well, it has things as
interesting as you can see the number of
times your photos are downloaded, the visualizations, the
times that the girlfriend shares it, there is
even a virtual store, I don't know, I
don't know, but there is something that makes
it much easier for us than Pixyset, and
in fact, over time, well, they have appointed
me as an ambassador, okay?
Of what the brand is, and well, if
you like it and if you want to
get involved with them, then write to me,
because I can give you a small discount,
okay?
I mean, I don't know if it's 15
or 20 percent, but well, just write to
me and it would happen, okay?
But really, I mean, like Peak Time is
a tool that has made everything quite easy
for us, and well, I mean, let's go
through the gallery, okay?
Well, I mean, as you are seeing, the
first photo with which we started, you see
that the sun had not even risen yet,
and it was as always, right?
It is a very basic photo, simply to,
well, what it is to break the ice,
and to know a little bit about the
couple, right?
How was he going to pose, and well,
if he was very, very nervous, so I
break everything a little bit, and you see
that I even shoot vertically, right?
Which is something super strange to me, and
well, you are seeing that first I started
shooting a little bit with photos, as you
are seeing, something, something basic, but I always
start doing basic things, mainly to break the
ice, and also to get used to them,
right?
To feel a little bit, well, in a
way, comfortable, and that is something that I
always say, right?
That I do not start from minute one
and taking beautiful photos, but I need a
little bit, well, to set up a roll
with the couple, she also with me, right?
Like it has to be, like it has
to be something reciprocal, in which they, and
what we too, well, we are all there
together, right?
So that it seems something interesting, so that
we create something interesting, right?
And well, we already started shooting with this,
you see that the sun had not yet
risen, and well, in this case, well, we
play with a led, in which, well, I
mean, I told Erika, that in this case,
that she would help me, well, to put
a little bit on the left, well, for
lighting, I knew that, well, that the sky
was still, well, at a cold color temperature,
that is, therefore, well, we put a led
there at a warm color temperature, so that,
well, so that this would come out, right?
Well, you are already seeing it, okay?
We went, of course, I have to show
it to you, it is a super basic
photograph, but here I was working for my
clients, for my partner, right?
I mean, she, or they wanted this, they
wanted to feel a little bit how it
is to walk on the beach and all
these stories, I have already told you, I
have to work for the partner always, right?
Also, so this, and here I already started
a little, picking up for home, right?
Well, especially in this photo, okay?
At very slow speeds, but the one I
like, and it may be a little crazy,
right?
It is this image, right?
It is that the truth, we may like
it, but I love it, right?
It looks like a painting by Joaquín Sorolla,
okay?
I don't know if you knew the painter
Joaquín Sorolla well, but if you don't know
him, I invite you, please, he is one
of my favorite painters, he painted the Mediterranean
like no one else, and well, this, well,
it reminds me a little of him, right?
Okay, and well, the sun is starting to
come out, and as you are seeing, I
am already starting to play with the couple,
I tell them to stand there, in this
case I started working with 1.8 diaphragms,
I remember, okay?
And I started doing little things like this,
I prefer this to the previous one, right?
And well, once we had this, I remember
that we even went to the port area,
okay?
Because from beach to beach, first we started
by shooting these, the ones I have taught
you, okay?
Quickly, when I saw that the sun was
already starting to rise, I left the beach
and the port is right next door, okay?
I was a few meters away and I
started playing with more linear structures and we
got into this part of the breakwaters, okay?
To start doing little things like the ones
you are seeing, okay?
I like this one, this one too.
And once we already played with what was
the whole area of the breakwaters, once we
already believed that we already had enough material,
we simply went to a nearby beach, that
is, first we started with something super basic
and this, as you have already heard a
lot of times, right?
We always tend to start in a very
basic way to build that image little by
little, right?
From something basic like what you are seeing
now, there little by little it would grow
a little and notice that finally we ended
up in this, that this is already starting
to seem really interesting to me, okay?
In which we try to play with the
super clean background and above all, not with
the figures.
Notice that while I was doing this, okay?
Erika was doing this one here, right?
And I later, well, as I already changed,
right?
And it seemed to me as if it
were a Mexican hat, this here, so we
started pulling.
Notice that this is closer to my style,
as I have told you, or what photographically
attracts me the most, right?
But hey, they were super happy and the
truth is that there is something fundamental, right?
That, that is, Erika has always told me
this as a multitude of times, right?
We don't just take pictures, we are creating
experiences for the couple and we have to
embroider that perfectly for them.
If I am talking to you about experience,
it is because of the fact that the
couple has to feel that they are having
a fucking great time, they are living something
unique.
And the story is that this girl is
a very, very important doctor in a hospital
and she had been working like, well, on
the subject of the coronavirus, right?
Well, she had been working like four months
in which she had not stopped, that is,
she had not stopped.
They are going to get married, in theory,
in the month of October, that is, the
following month.
And what, and how beautiful it was, that
is, she told me, right?
How beautiful it is to organize a wedding,
it was turning into hell.
And for them, this session was, again, to
resume the wedding experience.
And I saw them at all times super
caramelized, it was noticeable that they were enjoying
the damn session, that is, and I saw
them, that is, how you see them, that
is, they laughed, that they were connected, that
is, as they crossed their gazes.
Enjoy the moment, that is, hug them, come
and laugh, right?
And it was the result, this one, right?
I mean, photographically it doesn't attract me, but,
well, as an experience, right?
As a moment, well, yes, and surely they
remember this moment, right?
Notice that when they were already, for example,
hugged, I went behind them, that is, right
behind them, and I already captured this moment.
And taking advantage of the beauty of the
sky and the beauty of the light, because
the light, the sun had risen at just
one hour, it was a super clean light,
and I asked them this, right?
That, well, to hold on for a moment
for the wedding ring, and that they were
playing.
Of course, a photo for their parents.
Because, that is, the experience with some Spanish
couples tells me that, at some weddings, the
couple usually gives away, that is, a photo
of the couple, no more, as a gift
during the day of the wedding, to their
parents, right?
And always, whenever I have a pre-wedding,
I force myself to take a photo for
the parents, something super basic, that they look
at the camera, that they laugh, everything with
good light, I mean, super basic, but I
think it's interesting too, okay?
And since I was there, well, of course,
I played with something else, with very low
lights, I don't know what, playing with my
hands, something softer, okay?
Now we are going to one of the
photos that I think is the most interesting.
I'm not going to dwell on this much,
because the off-camera, well, we are going
to tell you perfectly how we did it,
how we worked, where the idea came from,
and all that, so I don't want to
waste time on it now, okay?
And then we did little things, like the
ones you are seeing now, from this to
this, something more classic like this, something more
like this, okay?
And then we went to a very crazy
part, which, as I tell you, I will
also explain it to you in the off
-camera video, okay?
And this one, mainly, I like it, both
this one and this one, which I think
is Erika's, and this one.
This thing is that I like it, there
is only like a leg, there is only
that, right?
It seems that the why disappears, and above
all, those arches, that light, all that, well,
it catches me a lot, right?
And well, the boy was a lover of
cars, in fact, they have this super car,
I don't know how to say it, well,
make-up, super, like that, with little things
and with super crazy details, and he told
me that if we could do one with
him.
What you are seeing is the port area,
okay?
And finally, well, we finished with this one,
which you are also going to see in
a video, okay?
So that you can see how simple it
is to do a little thing like this,
and well, I will show it to you,
okay?
Okay, friends, what I wanted to do now
a little bit, well, take advantage of it,
and well, in the meantime, to describe a
couple of images in which, well, you are
going to see a little bit, well, that
we recorded ourselves, or that they were recorded,
well, with the GoPro, so that you can
see a little bit, right?
How was the off-camera, okay?
Okay, first of all, I would like to
tell you about this image, which is the
image that you are seeing now, with what
are the wooden umbrellas, and here I thought,
right?
That it could seem interesting, that is, to
place the couple playing with space, right?
I mean, with the umbrellas, in which, because
of the umbrellas, you see that there was
a repetition, there were quite a few, with
which, well, I decided, I could play with
the couple, placing it as you are seeing
now, and what I could ask them, right?
That they simply separate from what was the
central structure of the umbrella, and just play,
right?
With what was the neutral background of the
sky, which was going to help me a
lot, and above all, with the repetition, right?
That is, with the repetition of the umbrellas,
that is, notice that I am again, right?
That is, playing with the, that is, with
the directors that I love to play, which
are clean backgrounds, as in this case the
sky, and then with the repetition of elements,
as would be the case with the umbrellas,
and I was already playing, right?
That is, both approaching me, as well as
moving away, and I even put them in
the same circle, as you are seeing, that
is, for example, with the umbrella, right?
To see if it was better to place
the couple in the same, that is, together,
in the same space, or I could place
them, for example, separated, right?
That is, Erika also played with the photo
that you are seeing now, this image, for
example, hers, in which the mast or the
stick of the same umbrella, that is, part,
because the scene in two, and notice that
a boyfriend looks to one side, and notice
that the other looks to the other, right?
With which there is a very interesting game.
There we invested a lot of time, and
what we were playing, right?
That is, how could we get something interesting
out of it.
The only thing that did not end, or
that made the whole double complex, was that
many umbrellas had hammocks hanging, and of course,
that is, having a whole set of umbrellas,
that is, as such, only the clean umbrella,
it was a little complicated to find, that
is why, until we finally found this angle,
it took us a long time.
If we had had all the clean umbrellas,
that is, without any hammock and without anything,
we would have played with a much more
open shot, but as you are seeing, it
is complicated, right?
And to finish, I would like to show
you this image, you see that I have
repeated this pattern over and over again, and
I promise that at least for a while
I will leave it without using it, because,
well, without repeating itself, you already know that
I think there is nothing worse than a
photographer who copies himself, right?
Or that he is using the same pattern,
as in my case now, a long time
ago, right?
Well, last year I used it, and this
year too, but in the end it is
that, right?
When one uses the same pattern constantly, or
even if he does it once a year,
it is so evident that in the end
you can stop being surprised, right?
And I myself am not my worst judge,
so that's it, right?
You see that, well, that is, the image
always goes, that is, you have to understand
how the lights play, how shadows play, we
always have to understand that if we raise
a hand, if we lower it, a hand
will be in light, if we raise it
or move it, it will be in shadow.
It is simply to understand it, and it
is simply to play, that is, it may
seem that when you see the image alone
as such, it is a little complex, or
it is complicated, for example, to understand, but
once you understand the pattern, or you understand
how lights and shadows play, it is really
very, very simple, right?
So, well, as you are seeing now, I
was simply inviting the girlfriend to move to
one side, the boyfriend to move to the
other, and finally I played with the ring,
because, of course, the first idea was just
to play with my hands, but I already
realized that I had already done that, not
with that couple, but with another one a
year ago, so I tried to add an
element that seemed a little more differentiating, perhaps,
but hey, I don't know if I finally
got it, so that's it, finally I did
this and that's it, so nothing else, friends,
so far everything is good, the next chapter,
as I tell you, is going to be
all an off-camera, in which we will
show you several examples, how we work them,
and well, finally, how we get out with
all this, okay?
Forward, so nothing else, colleagues, see you very
soon, take care, be good.
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