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Em, can I ask you what’s the name of the focus mode you’re using to track Journey ? It looks like Lock-in spot AF but I’m not sure ? I don’t think I have that one in my Sony Alpha 7II !

Thank you very much ! really interesting

I open pictures directly in PS and do those edits you show here in Camera Raw - is there a huge difference between LR und CR? Because for me it looks pretty much the same. Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial! :)

Amazing video, thank you so much !!! ❤

thanks 4 the video, one question...u edit the photos before or after the client selected "their" shots?before, more work but maybe more sell vs. after, less work sell less pictures.

Think i got the wrong breed of dog😂. My Dachshund would just run off hunting

This was super helpful. I'm not going to have a photo exactly like yours, so understanding the thought process behind the edit, rather than the step-by-step of the edit itself was great. Thank you!

Really enjoyed the editing part - fascinating use of Lightroom!

I have just discovered your channel and let me tell you I am so excited to watch all of your episodes ! Your photos are amazing! I have more of a cinematography background but would like to get back into photography. My only question is do you think I can get anywhere near as sharp of images with my old crop sensor? Canon t3i? I do at least have a sigma art 18 -35 f 1.8 lens that I love . Once again thank you for all the amazing content. At least in my opinion what you have done is more than enough. I only wish I lived closer and was able to hire you.

I'm using Adobe Bridge for study and this mini tutorial is super helpful. Thank you.

I really enjoyed this very thorough video. Nice to see getting the shot and then editing. I would do away with any audio - it's not needed. Maybe just for your intro? Just a thought....

@21:35 yes- I can never understand how some people will put a fake sun on the same side as shadows fall.

How did u change the eye?

Thank you so much, this was extremely useful!

Impressive composition and editing

excellent help thank you!

Wuooo❤

This was an amazing way to do it. Really helpful and well explained as always ❤

I have to admire your approach of thinking about why people are asking for more of what it seems like they already have available and what else you might be able to offer to satisfy what they're actually looking for. Well done and thanks for the video!

I love this type of video... this is exactly what I look for when I'm trying to edit... the "why" you make certain adjustments not just the this is what I'm doing. Thank you!

Such a stunning photo and love these kinds of videos 😍

well said at the start of this film.

Thank you

can you do a video on how to read a histogram and how to use hsl please?

Yeah but y’all have the best mossy woods!

Thank you, Emily. Your videos are amazing❤and I love how encouraging you are☺️

Always wanted to do good photos...thank you for the tips

Great video. You are good at explaining how you process the image ... but the music is way too loud, too present, and takes over your voice and make it hard to follow the process :(

Really useful. Thanks

Really great walkthrough, thank you!

What mode do you do??

I use a Sony a7C Mark II with a Sony FE 70-200mm f2.8 GM V2 Lens

I never thought about how having the dog running sideways to the camera instead of straight towards you means that the camera can track the focus, because it's not having to adjust the subject moving closer. No wonder those shots always have a higher hit rate. Thanks for the reminders and new tips, too!

😔 *Promo sm*

I just found your RUclips channel!!! Now I’m going to be binge watching to catch up

Feeling Inspawred! ;-)

Wow! That is how to teach how to work with masks in Photoshop. Amazing explanation! I love that you took the time to really guide on every step. But for me I really loved the tip on open image from Lightroom or Camera raw as smart object.... that was a moment of light for me! Thank you so much! Your photos looks amazing also!

I love your Videos. Nice Content, very nice Edit. Best Regards from Switzerland

I already enjoyed following you on your socials, but reeeally wanted to improve my own skills. Found your chanel today and now i'm in trouble!!! I'll be watching your video's the whole day through!!! :D Thanks for sharing your knowledge...

Whereabouts in the world is that lovely ruined building in the background of your images at about 3:43 ? As a tip for people who don't have a fast portrait lens (and want more than the subtle touch shown here), if you want to blur a not very blurry background in Photoshop, the most natural looking blur (most like a real lens) is the tilt shift blur, with the selection point below the image or at the bottom of the frame, with the subject masked. Other good blur models, like gaussian, are pretty easy for a practiced eye to spot, even though they don't look bad, but if you pick the center point well, the tilt shift blur will look like the amount of blur changes with depth of field in your image, like a lens blur does.

Kilchurn castle in the video?

Hi Emily! New follower here! Great videos! Especially enjoying the behind the scenes bits! Only starting out with pet photography and these videos give me a lot! And not just hope that I can do this :) What lenses do you usually use for these shots?

Thank you I just got a camera and you’re videos really helped me !

Olá, sou do Brasil e quero dizer que admiro muito sua arte fotográfica e a forma como explica muito bem! Continue nos presenteando com fotos tão lindas e deixaremos aqui sua dose de dopamina com amor ❤ Estou iniciando na fotografia pet e seus vídeos e estilo de edição são minhas referências! Muito obrigado.😍

Amazing as always xxx

First time following someone since 2-3 years and probably first time liking a video great content!

Very good video

Hey, love your photos! I've been trying to capture my friends dog running in the forest and it is proving tough. May I ask what focal length you recommend? I'll start with that and see if any other questions come up for me. Thank you!

Incredibly helpful!