Amazing photographs, Thank you Irene so much to making these precious memories so beautiful and professional!!! And thank you for you patience and time!!! I watched this video like 6 times already)))
Great tips for those just getting into family photography! I'm watching this as I edit a recent family session. LOL I use several of these ideas for family sessions myself. I've just started bringing small animal figures to sessions with young children and tell them I have a surprise at the beginning to get them interested, then give the toy mid-session for some excitement and then tell them they have to hide it behind them or in their hands or I'll steal it back. It seems to help in getting nice candid smiles a little faster. I usually do shots of the parents at the end when the kids have gotten tired of the process but I'm going to try the idea of starting with the parents to see how that helps get the kids interested. I love that you can always learn something new to try!
Thank you. I'm from Russia. I do not know English, but everything is clear. You write aperture, shutter speed, iso-it's convenient. To you of success and successes. Wrote through an interpreter)))
Just did my first family shoot (parents with a 1 yr old) last week! I can honestly say your advice is the exact advice I'd give based on my experience :-) Thank you, Irene!!
The mom is so pretty! Beautiful pix of the family!! Also as a mom of a 3 and 1 year old family portraits are actually sooo stressful for me. The best session we had was on the beach bc the beach was like a big sand box for the kids and they enjoyed playing around & didnt mind the "photo session" part!
You give me a huge inspiration and motivation, these videos are really helpful to me! I love them all, I am watching them always when I have some free time. Thank you for sharing tricks and tips :))
Another nice video Irene :) People with kids know it's more fun to feed them before tossing and shaking them. Not !!!! My cousin did that with my son about 2 mins before his wedding photos were shot. The white tux was barely missed. :)
Loved this video. Your pictures are always amazing. I'm trying to start my own photography business so this helped a lot with how to take family pics as I never have before. Thank you.
After watching this video, it is a HUGe curiosity of how many photographs you take in a session like this. Like this one, and what you do typically. I take about 190 photographs digitally, and try to go no more than 2 rolls of 24/36exp film. From that, I aim before I even shoot to get 4 shots that I deliver printed, but have them look though maybe 4-10 shots of each look, or of the shoot if there are extras. Film really gets me to (this is my talk to myself, not to you or anyone reading this
The toddler is so cute... but yeah they have short span attention and easily gets bored... they are like pet photography... catching their attention and making them stay still is so hard 😝 thanks for the tip
I'm sorry, perhaps should have clarified my question. Of the three faces, which at times were on different focal planes, which did concentrate your focus. The closest face, the center face or a favorite face no matter the position? Thanks again for taking your time to share and educate us!
As you can see in the picture I always position the subjects in one plane, so it doesn't really matter on whose face i focus ( most of the time on the middle face)
Hey Irene! Is there a way you could share or guide us on how to charge services as a photographer? A general or an example way to do it with the services that you provide. Thanks
I find an external light meter is usually unnecessary unless your camera doesn't have a light meter or you're using an external/multiple external flashes. Set your aperture, take a few test shots, and adjust your other settings accordingly
Amazing photographs, Thank you Irene so much to making these precious memories so beautiful and professional!!! And thank you for you patience and time!!!
I watched this video like 6 times already)))
Janat Alymbek kyzy 她肯定很开心，哈哈
I do the same, shoot the parents first because kids are so hard to photograph. Love your work as always Irene!!
Great tips for those just getting into family photography! I'm watching this as I edit a recent family session. LOL I use several of these ideas for family sessions myself. I've just started bringing small animal figures to sessions with young children and tell them I have a surprise at the beginning to get them interested, then give the toy mid-session for some excitement and then tell them they have to hide it behind them or in their hands or I'll steal it back. It seems to help in getting nice candid smiles a little faster. I usually do shots of the parents at the end when the kids have gotten tired of the process but I'm going to try the idea of starting with the parents to see how that helps get the kids interested. I love that you can always learn something new to try!
Thank you. I'm from Russia. I do not know English, but everything is clear. You write aperture, shutter speed, iso-it's convenient. To you of success and successes. Wrote through an interpreter)))
Just did my first family shoot (parents with a 1 yr old) last week! I can honestly say your advice is the exact advice I'd give based on my experience :-) Thank you, Irene!!
Great video.... Shooting family portraits can be more difficult than people know. I loved this.
can be exhausting
Hi Irene, are you using continuous focus since the child is moving like crazy?
Simply stunning!!! Beautiful girl you are so talented and a joy to watch. My favorite photographer.
The mom is so pretty! Beautiful pix of the family!! Also as a mom of a 3 and 1 year old family portraits are actually sooo stressful for me. The best session we had was on the beach bc the beach was like a big sand box for the kids and they enjoyed playing around & didnt mind the "photo session" part!
Очень нравится качество и цветопередача Ваших фоток!
on repeat every year, thanks Irene !!!!
Great Job! This video couldn't have come at a better time! Thank you for the tips
Awesome shots, beautiful colours and mood! Great tips! Thank You for sharing!
Would love more of these videos with family photography! Please please please 😊
Aww I love it! It gets crazy with little ones but you really did a great job!
I loved this video Irene and really liked your tips for directing family members. Thank you for posting!
You should do a video on you edited these/more natural editing. I just did my first family shoot last weekend and wasn't totally happy with it.
I agree. No one is happy with their first shoot though..
Would also love a follow up on how these were edited.
where did u get ur photo shoot from
Beautiful shoot, Irene! The location you were at looked incredible.
You give me a huge inspiration and motivation, these videos are really helpful to me! I love them all, I am watching them always when I have some free time. Thank you for sharing tricks and tips :))
I look forward to more videos.Keep it up!
This video is very helpful. thank you!
Beautiful images 😍 and awesome BTS and tips! 😊
Amazing photos. The light is perfect..looks like studio ❤️
These are great photos! I’m so impressed. Great job!
Thank you so much Irene for this! This one it was really helpful cause lately Im receiving calls to do family portraits! Thank you!
great tips..very challenging if they kids... now I know how to take
ciao, as always this will be my inspiration for my upcoming family portrait 2 weeks from now.. good work Irene!!! ciaoooo
Love how you use the Natural Light, well done!
Love your work. I've been following your work and you have always impress me with your creations and new projects. Keep it up.
Thanks for sharing! Beautiful photos!
Another nice video Irene :) People with kids know it's more fun to feed them before tossing and shaking them. Not !!!! My cousin did that with my son about 2 mins before his wedding photos were shot. The white tux was barely missed. :)
Loved this video. Your pictures are always amazing. I'm trying to start my own photography business so this helped a lot with how to take family pics as I never have before. Thank you.
YOU ARE THE BEST..!!!
Loved it thank you 😊
#1 Photography channel
Just yesterday I was hoping for an upload. And now you've exceeded my expectations 🙏. Nuff love!! And keep on being awesome💯
Thank you for this ❤️
I really like your photo editing. How do you color your photo? Can you tell us about these ideas ?
Great Shots, Irene!!
I enjoyed watching it very much
Awesome! Thank you for sharing!
*SO BEAUTIFUL*
ThisIsNajma ar soomaaliyaa meel walba waa lagaga horeeyaa
great BTS..inspirational!!!
really love the color tone. it brings out the happy mood in the photo ❤ you could make video about editing family photo sometime
thank u so much for the video. really appreciated these tips
After watching this video, it is a HUGe curiosity of how many photographs you take in a session like this. Like this one, and what you do typically. I take about 190 photographs digitally, and try to go no more than 2 rolls of 24/36exp film. From that, I aim before I even shoot to get 4 shots that I deliver printed, but have them look though maybe 4-10 shots of each look, or of the shoot if there are extras. Film really gets me to (this is my talk to myself, not to you or anyone reading this
I love your pics!!
Beautiful photos!!
That guy was like, "Holy shit can we be done now?" lol
Beautiful work
Thank you for the video Irene. Could you show us how you edited these photos?
Thank you again!
great shots.
Beautiful pic Irene i esp loved the last 1 with his face fround up so cute😂
u did great
The toddler is so cute... but yeah they have short span attention and easily gets bored... they are like pet photography... catching their attention and making them stay still is so hard 😝 thanks for the tip
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2:31 how do you expose for that shot, do you give priority to the face or do you use an intermediate measure?
Regards, nice video!
Irene is my YT crush... she's the cutest.
Thank you Irene. May I ask, at f/2, where did you focus?
I always focus on the face, eyes
I'm sorry, perhaps should have clarified my question. Of the three faces, which at times were on different focal planes, which did concentrate your focus. The closest face, the center face or a favorite face no matter the position? Thanks again for taking your time to share and educate us!
LtDeadeye good question! I need to know that too :P
As you can see in the picture I always position the subjects in one plane, so it doesn't really matter on whose face i focus ( most of the time on the middle face)
Irene Rudnyk Thanks again!
Great!
Very helpful! Thank you:)
I love your Photography irene.
Hey Irene! Is there a way you could share or guide us on how to charge services as a photographer? A general or an example way to do it with the services that you provide. Thanks
what kind og light metering are you using ? Really good learning og great shots
thank you...
Great video ❤
I just wonder why such high shutter count?
Irene, thanks for the video. Do you use continuous focus while child is moving?
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great advice.
Dobre - wykorzystam. Dzieki.
There is something about the 85mm glass, found it more pleasing than the 35mm.great pictures nonetheless.
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Thanks for the advice.
please..advice for the shutter speed/ISO/aperture....
how do you get them in focus when theyre moving around like that? 2:15 is my goal but my images always turn out out of focus when i try that!
Agnieszka Baraniak you should put a higher shutter speed
I usually pray first then spray. LOL!
Thumbs up just for the spray and pray quote 😂
"Spray and pray" lmaoooo I love that
Good image, may i ask how you engage with your client ? haha thanks
Did you use lightroom to color correct these photos? And, I assume you went to any park that was near by? Awesome pics by the way!
yes, these are mostly edited in Lightroom, the family chose the location
Awesome thanks that helps! :)
You have breathtaking eyelashes.
Hey Irene, Do you use spot metering and meter from the faces?
Do you use light room and Photoshop? I would love if you did a video on how you edited these
she probably just did lightroom and edited the basics. exposure, color and curves
how long did you give the little boy before he was done
Muy bueno
You are so cute!😍
at 1.8 did you have alot of pictures where not all the subjects were in focus?
You don't even use a lens hood but you seem to have no problem shooting into the sun?
So you were shooting in Motion Feature?
How pose graduation with toga, miss, please ? Alone and family ?
pls show before after edit
How much for family shots and how you give ur client photos?
how did you come about getting your exposure?? . . light meter? . . starting out at 2.O and experimenting??
I find an external light meter is usually unnecessary unless your camera doesn't have a light meter or you're using an external/multiple external flashes. Set your aperture, take a few test shots, and adjust your other settings accordingly
You so beautiful 😍
Irene plz share u using camera settings,
Salmanul Faris literally in the video
amazing video as ever! P.S. please don't let parents pick their kids like that(one arm each) it go very very bad, very very fast.
how were you able to get everyone in focus with such a low aperture?
They are all in the same line of depth of field
Just saw the video with Jason Lanier. Pls don't switch to Sony lol.
For the composition I usually prefer to not have peoples faces in the middle of the frame with a lot of space above.
He hit his father in the face?.? I wouldn't be alive right now if that was me 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
f2.0? You really stopped down this time ;)
reupload? i wanted to ask how long did the photoshoot take ?
yes, i needed to fix few problems :) It was about 2.5 hours