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You did it!
Well, congratulations, you have just completed this wedding
photography flash course, but this should not be
the end.
This should be only the beginning of a
new chapter in your photography.
I hope this course has helped you better
understand the concepts and the techniques behind flash
photography, and if not before, now you just
might have an idea of how powerful as
a tool the flash can be, and how
much you can do with it.
But I also have to say that it's
very easy to fall into this trap of
overusing the flash, and the point is to
balance it out well with the rest of
your work, and to use it, to use
the flash as a tool, rather than as
a main goal.
So maybe try implementing it on a portrait
session first, and then gradually add it where
you see the fit.
Sure, you will get very excited when you
start seeing the amazing results that you make
with the flash, but flash won't really work
in any given situation, so don't force it.
The more experience you get, the more you
will know what to shoot with flash, and
what not to.
And shooting with flash will slow you down
a bit, so you will take less photos
than you would without it.
So if you're shooting weddings alone, make sure
not to miss the point by trying hard
to use the flash whenever you can, in
any given situation, but I'm sure you will
figure it out anyway.
And as I said quite a few times
before, it's all about practice and getting comfortable
with using the flash.
This course might have been a quick way
to learn the flash, and to learn the
idea behind the flash, but the practice and
dedication, they're never a quick process.
So take your time, and I'm sure you
will send me your amazing results sooner than
later.
Now, go out there, practice, and feel free
to steal any of the looks that I
have shared with you, but I also challenge
you to think of new creative ways and
looks of your own with flash.
You will have a lifetime access to this
course, and I made sure it's put together
in a way that it's easy to look
back at any parts you may have missed,
or you just wanted to double check.
So don't just log out after watching this
course and never look back.
Especially as you learn more, I would recommend
going through this course again, as you will
surely pick up at least one or two
extra things that you might want to add
to your work.
And finally, if you feel like you need
any help, if you have any questions, or
if you just want to share your ideas
and photos, please do it all in our
community group, so that we can help more
photographers master these techniques together.
I would really love to keep this whole
conversation alive.
And last but not least, if you have
enjoyed this course, I would like to invite
you to write us a review through the
link below this video, and to get your
20% off coupon for our next course.
It's a win for everyone.
You will save money while helping us to
spread the word, so that more photographers can
level up their photography skills.
I mean, how good is that, right?
I would love to see what you will
do with Flash, so make sure to tag
Danilo and Sharon Academy on Instagram when publishing
your new photographs that you will make with
the Flash.
We would love to see them, and we
would love to share your awesome work.
I wish you the best of luck, and
I hope I will see you rocking that
Flash soon.
And now, we can finally say it's a
wrap!
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