Love the interaction between you & Ray ☺️ My absolute fav is with her hair in the sun but her face in the shade. That graffiti background w her white dress was popping 🔥
great video men! Very educational. I would perhaps suggest inserting the photos you liked during the POV, which will appear on the side of the screen or on the whole bot over all great work men!
I just found your channel. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. If you could share with us some of your camera settings during your shots on next BTS. I certainly would appreciate it. I get at times overwhelmed wanting to get the best photos for family and friends. I’m not a professional, just starting to enjoy photography. Thank you again for this channel. Subscribed 👍🏼
My settings don’t affect your photos. Camera settings are situational. So me shooting at this exposure means nothing when someone else is shooting. Learn your camera. Learn exposure. Learn how to make photographs that speak without words. Shoot aperture priority. Learn what the perfect exposure looks like and how to achieve it. I’ll be making a beginner playlist soon. Subscribe.
Great content. Great video. You are going to be getting millions of views per video very soon. Keep making this great content. This channel is currently underrated.
Wow, just amazing shots. Thanks for sharing this video. I love photographers who break the rules with regards to lighting. I learned a lot from watching your video.
Thanks for sharing this. It's great to see such lovely images coming from using natural light. If you don't mind, may you share your aperture and iso settings, and why you chose them? Also, do you plan the poses ahead of time for such outdoor shoots, or does the location determine the pose you instruct your subject?
Very interesting indeed. Appreciate the advice you're giving out. I shoot still life for the most but, so much of what you mentioned can be adapted to other genres.
My God I never gave Open Shade much thought. I usually do Landscape Photography, but I am trying to learn how to take people and this invaluable information is what I'm going to experiment with.
❤. I am subscribed sir. I loved the shot near the stairs with her arms up. Will you by chance ever be making a video on reflections? I want to go all in with it but it’s a very small style
Hey Steve morning, I have been weaned onto your content over the last couple of months and I must say it is enjoyable insightful and a genuine learning experience. I noticed from the stats at the end of this video that we are shooting with the same equipment. Can I ask you please can you tell me what was your dialled in settings for picture one and picture two, you have mentioned that it’s untouched and I really like the End result and also did you use any kind of indie filter on your lens? Hopefully I haven’t asked you to divulge any of your secret formula and I look forward to your response. Carl
Thank you for this video. She's a great model and I loved the dark alley shots the most. Can I request you to make a vid about, shooting and directing a model as a beginner, thanks.
i get that. i tried something new. i kept the info coming the entire video with a payoff at the end... i adapt, change things up and take all the feedback i get
appreciate you @@RAMTEID thanks for becoming a member as well! please start submitting again! connect your youtube account ot my discord through disord settings... submission folders will appear... also emotes in comments!!
@@stevecarty I'd love to show you some of my wide angle portraits. I don't have as much experience as you do but I extremely love working with my 14mm. I used to take portraits with 105mm f1.4 exclusively though 😅
@@stevecarty thank you for that tip. I honestly didnt think about that. The one thing im lacking is a studio light. I have a back drop just not bright enough lights. I learned some thing when i worked at a studio
@@premeviews Because you already have lights on hand, start working on lighting with the lights you have. Even low power continuous lights are good enough to learn lighting patterns and how you prefer to light your subjects. As you get more comfortable setting up, lighting, and transitioning through looks, buy more powerful lights and keep growing. One other thing to mention, purchase at least one 5-in-1 reflector for modifying the light as it is an inexpensive addition for creating the best light in various settings.
You must be new. I could make a whole video on letting subjects do what THEY want. Look at what I shoot SteveCarty.com/archive image I pose every single image for 34 years. But you’re right. Let models do whatever they want. You’ll likely not look but that’s ok. At least watch me shoot a model in studio. ruclips.net/video/XuuniBtesWA/видео.htmlsi=9Ltysppr9pliHlU-
you're hilarious. please have a look at my 30yr career stevecarty.com .. this video is about natural light. not everyone can afford strobes. i have 4 heads. but that's not what this video is about. please have a look at who you're speaking to before talking out of your ear. it just makes you look foolish. i bet you i have more skills than you do kenneth.
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Love the interaction between you & Ray ☺️ My absolute fav is with her hair in the sun but her face in the shade. That graffiti background w her white dress was popping 🔥
great video men! Very educational. I would perhaps suggest inserting the photos you liked during the POV, which will appear on the side of the screen or on the whole bot over all great work men!
This is awesome, informative, and inspiring stuff.
Thanks! Subscribe! Explore some more of my content
The hand frames were my favorite. Thank you so much for your insight.
Thx for watching Tony
Your images are so stunning
Thx so much SteveCarty.com have a look around. I’ve been a pro for 34yrs
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I just found your channel.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
If you could share with us some of your camera settings during your shots on next BTS.
I certainly would appreciate it. I get at times overwhelmed wanting to get the best photos for family and friends.
I’m not a professional, just starting to enjoy photography.
Thank you again for this channel. Subscribed 👍🏼
My settings don’t affect your photos. Camera settings are situational. So me shooting at this exposure means nothing when someone else is shooting. Learn your camera. Learn exposure. Learn how to make photographs that speak without words. Shoot aperture priority. Learn what the perfect exposure looks like and how to achieve it. I’ll be making a beginner playlist soon. Subscribe.
Damn! That was like coffee.. smooth. I love your style.. subbed and still watching and learning. Thank you! 📸👌🏽
I’m here. Glad we found each other.
Great content. Great video. You are going to be getting millions of views per video very soon. Keep making this great content. This channel is currently underrated.
You’re a king. Thank you so much. Means everything to hear encouragement like this.
Thank You for always being such an inspiration Steve , Love it
Thanks so much again Markus.. your generosity is truly appreciated.
Putting this on my schedule.
one of my best in a while.
nailed it carty! what an amazing video this was :) can't wait for more videos that inspire
Thank you so much!! Miss you much Dev. Honestly.
The ones in the alleyway are 🔥 nice to see Ray in the video too!!
glad you watched! hope the attention reset grabbed you
Wow, just amazing shots. Thanks for sharing this video. I love photographers who break the rules with regards to lighting. I learned a lot from watching your video.
Glad it was helpful!
Hey man, I just found your channel and I love it! Super original and insightful.
Got so much content to catch up on.
Love from the U.K.! 🇬🇧
Thx for finding me!
Great shots, bts is very helpful for understanding & learning from your work flow. Keep teaching professor. Love your work.
thx for watching vernon. glad you're here.
Great advice and thank you for the reminders and insight, Carty.
You are so welcome!
Learned loads from the content, thank you
Carty, all the shots were beautiful! and thank you for the great advise; I don't shoot portraits but watching you makes me want to try.🙂
Get it Donna. It’s the best.
Always good info myself been a photographer since 1996 but recently started using my phone for photography
Thanks for sharing this. Natural light is the best light.
Thanks for watching this leo. Appreciate you.
Brilliant Natural light portraits
thank you so very much.
Just gained you another subscriber. So happy I found your channel. Thanks for all your work, love it
glad we found eachtother. SteveCarty.com is me. lots more there. check my classics.
That's my big fault and I learn it today " to be the director in the shoot session " Thanks!
Thanks for sharing this. It's great to see such lovely images coming from using natural light. If you don't mind, may you share your aperture and iso settings, and why you chose them? Also, do you plan the poses ahead of time for such outdoor shoots, or does the location determine the pose you instruct your subject?
No need for that. My settings don’t help you. Shoot aperture priority. No higher than iso 1000 and use a 50mm
@@stevecarty awesome, thanks
Wow!
Very interesting indeed. Appreciate the advice you're giving out. I shoot still life for the most but, so much of what you mentioned can be adapted to other genres.
thanks for watching aiden. glad you're a part of this community. i appreciate you very much.
I always forget to change WB. Thank you for the reminder!!
You are so welcome!
My God I never gave Open Shade much thought. I usually do Landscape Photography, but I am trying to learn how to take people and this invaluable information is what I'm going to experiment with.
Happy to help.
❤. I am subscribed sir. I loved the shot near the stairs with her arms up. Will you by chance ever be making a video on reflections? I want to go all in with it but it’s a very small style
Not likely. But maybe join my discord and explain the idea a bit more
Epic session!
Missing you my guy.
I'll be back. Watching all the vids still@@stevecarty
I watch this video and it is great content ❤
Excellent video!
Thank you very much!
Hey Steve morning,
I have been weaned onto your content over the last couple of months and I must say it is enjoyable insightful and a genuine learning experience. I noticed from the stats at the end of this video that we are shooting with the same equipment. Can I ask you please can you tell me what was your dialled in settings for picture one and picture two, you have mentioned that it’s untouched and I really like the End result and also did you use any kind of indie filter on your lens?
Hopefully I haven’t asked you to divulge any of your secret formula and I look forward to your response.
Carl
Shoot me an email casm and I’ll reply
Great video - super useful
Let’s go alex. Thx for watching.
Nice , amazing help 💯
Glad it helped
Thank you for this video. She's a great model and I loved the dark alley shots the most. Can I request you to make a vid about, shooting and directing a model as a beginner, thanks.
I sure will. Don’t tell anyone it’s just for you.
@@stevecarty I won't, I promise lol.
great video! I would like to see a snapshot of the images during the video, as I found myself wanting to skip to the end to see the end results.
i get that. i tried something new. i kept the info coming the entire video with a payoff at the end... i adapt, change things up and take all the feedback i get
@@stevecarty I still enjoyed getting to see how you work and your thought process behind it
appreciate you @@RAMTEID thanks for becoming a member as well! please start submitting again! connect your youtube account ot my discord through disord settings... submission folders will appear... also emotes in comments!!
That location with stairs would makes an incredible photo with 24mm or even a 14mm
Wide isn’t great for people. I’ve been doing this for 3 decades. Wide isn’t flattering for faces. It’s why we shoot with 50mm and up
@@stevecarty I'd love to show you some of my wide angle portraits. I don't have as much experience as you do but I extremely love working with my 14mm. I used to take portraits with 105mm f1.4 exclusively though 😅
What photo editing apps do you mainly use? As of right now I use Lightroom and Photoshop.
Same
In the open shade, what will be the white balance setting, has to be Shade?
Cloudy, shade, it lives in and around there.
Great video! Great photos!!! Definitely got a sub from me!
thanks for watching mike. appreciate you.
I love shooting natural light. Im not gonna lie i dont like shooting in studio unless its necessary
Get good at doing both. People pay big money for a shooter that can light.
@@stevecarty thank you for that tip. I honestly didnt think about that. The one thing im lacking is a studio light. I have a back drop just not bright enough lights. I learned some thing when i worked at a studio
i'm going to start doing lighting workshops and lighting content here on this channel as well as live streams from my studio@@premeviews
@@premeviews Because you already have lights on hand, start working on lighting with the lights you have. Even low power continuous lights are good enough to learn lighting patterns and how you prefer to light your subjects. As you get more comfortable setting up, lighting, and transitioning through looks, buy more powerful lights and keep growing. One other thing to mention, purchase at least one 5-in-1 reflector for modifying the light as it is an inexpensive addition for creating the best light in various settings.
I’d let the model try a few of her poses, must get annoying to constantly get told what to do….
You must be new. I could make a whole video on letting subjects do what THEY want. Look at what I shoot SteveCarty.com/archive image I pose every single image for 34 years. But you’re right. Let models do whatever they want. You’ll likely not look but that’s ok. At least watch me shoot a model in studio. ruclips.net/video/XuuniBtesWA/видео.htmlsi=9Ltysppr9pliHlU-
For those that do NOT know how to use strobe and/or fill flash so they call themselves "Natural Light photographers" lol learn how to use flash
you're hilarious. please have a look at my 30yr career stevecarty.com .. this video is about natural light. not everyone can afford strobes. i have 4 heads. but that's not what this video is about. please have a look at who you're speaking to before talking out of your ear. it just makes you look foolish. i bet you i have more skills than you do kenneth.
ya he only has 20 subs hmmmm I wonder why
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