Model training Pt 1
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- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2021
- Peter has been working with models for over 20 years and during that time has seen the decline in models being trained. It is something agencies used to offer however as that is a thing of the past, he now trains all models he works with to get them into the habit of natural posing and being more confident in front of the camera. In this tutorial, he will show you the tips and tricks he does during his model training sessions to create the high standard stunning photos you see in his folio.
Model: Abbey
Instagram: @abbeeykelly
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Lighting: Natural light with white bounce
Camera model: Hasselblad H6D-50c
Lens: Hasselblad 80mm
Shutter-speed: 1/160
Aperture: f/6.3
Iso: 800
Filmed on:
Sony a7siii with Sony 16-35mm
Sony A7c with Zeiss Batis 18mm on a DJI Ronin-CS Gimbal
Sony RX100 VII
Peter's camera stand: The brand of stand he uses has been discontinued, but this is very similar www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...
Peter’s Ball Head: www.reallyrightstuff.com/bh55...
The RAW software Peter is using: Phocus www.hasselblad.com/phocus/
Can process RAWs through this program with any camera on a Mac, but you will not be able to tether or use certain sliders. Alternatively, he recommends CaptureOne (not Lightroom)
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Wow. This is THE BEST tutorial on model photography EVER. I struggle when shooting inexperienced models, they always do the "default" pose - hand on hips, other "on the phone" or "earache" - cause they saw those on some other "models", but when I asked them for their genuine expression, they just froze and are unable to do anything.
Thanks for sharing her first shoot with her, great to see how you go about with new models getting to feel safe and themselves as they are.
Thank you :)
Amazing.
These 15 minutes are such an eye opener not only about how the Model should "pose" but also the interaction between Photographer and Model.
Love the tooth ache, head ache, stomach ache, comparison.
Thanks for the explanation hehe, man, you are so good !!
Thanks heaps, Glad you enjoyed it!
Peter, they are awesome tips. Mindfulness, being aware, Abbey thinking of something she loves like her dog, comfort from a self hug. Awesome tips and tricks to tell a story, get Abbey to relax, interact with the model and take beautiful photographs. I'd love to be a fly on the wall in your studio, just so that I can watch you work so that I can learn and be inspired.
Thank you so much Leigh, Pt 2 to come :)
Wow. What a master class in working with anyone. My goto example is always finding their trigger-word. In this video, you asked about her dog and instantly she smiled and all tension was gone. The amazing part is that you took this to a whole new level with many more examples like the small circles with her finger or the toes thing. Genius!
Thanks :)
This is the video I have been looking for. How to take a model or someone who doesn’t model and “break” them so that they can relax and be calm during the shoot. I do this naturally because of who I learned from, but this just reinforces what I’ve learned and makes it so much clearer. Thank you for this amazing content!
Thank you
Some people have that magic , some other just don't. You definitely have it all, and you are happy sharing it with all of us. So double magic...THANK YOU for being such a generous soul!!!!
Couldn't agree more with most of the comments, this video is a masterclass at it's finest, on how to work with models and make them feel at ease with the shoot.
I struggled for years to understand how important this relationship of trust and comfort between photographer and model is. It's a shame that because of this, I failed to capture the essence of portrait photography and turned to still life as my comfort zone.
Can't thank you enough for your videos and teachings.
Your best video yet. This stuff is gold. Thank you
Wow, thanks!
You could tell the model thought you wanted her to pose for you right off. It was amazing how you got her out of that head space. It like in any new relationship the parties need to be at easy with eachother
Peter you are both a true master and artist of your art/craft.
Thanks so much
I love the idea of talking about her dog. You're exactly right that it's so relaxing.
The thing I really like here is you are treating the model as a person, not as just a model. Over the last year or so I’ve been looking for the magic sauce for making beautiful images of woman and you are providing it. Thanks Andrew
Thanks for sharing Andrew :)
Crumbs, wasn't expecting such a brilliant tutorial. The tips were all excellent and it wasn't about the equipment or the setting, it was stuff that anyone could use in virtually any environment. Brilliant stuff.
Love the energy she has when she is herself ! It is a great example to everyone how Peter works with models.
Thanks Wesley
I shoot mostly new models building their portfolios so, while I enjoy all of your videos, this is my favorite so far! Saved it to review many times so I can incorporate some of Peter's methods into my own. Can't wait for parts 2-5 Quinton!
One of your best, Peter. Fun start with Bec, and great advice for the model, who clearly appreciated your efforts. They certainly paid off.
Best 14:28 minutes of how important communication with your model is or rather how to communicate with your model and make her feel at ease.
Can't thank you enough for this knowledge.
Eagerly waiting for part 2,3,4...........
Thanks coming soon
Peter, this was awesome, really informative and practical. Can we have more of these, as many as you like please.
To make people relax and look natural is a talent, you certainly have that skill
I've been doing photography as a side job and was always trying to get the feeling right with made up stories and scenarios, now i know what i have to do!! This video worth millions 😍
Thank you so much ❤️❤️
wow thanks heaps
I think that this might be my favorite video that you've done. I love how you went from "0" to getting the picture. This is what I am needing as I am starting to get into people photography from doing inanimate scenes. Always a learning experience with your videos. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it thanks Greg
Thanks, that was extremely informative. I knew one/two of the "tricks" to relax a model, but that was a real fireworks of information. Great!
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is probably the greatest video on working with a model I have ever watched. Not only are you giving out tips, but you are showing them in action. I like some poses, but when they feel natural to the model. I loved how you showed her in the beginning with her poses and how she thought she had to look, and how you softened her look, but with a bit of her edge. I will be watching this again with a pad of paper and a pen. Pardon my language but fan-fucking-tastic!
@@PeterCoulsonPhotographer Most welcome sir! Love your work!
can't wait for part two Pete! Thanks for sharing some of your wisdom with us
Wow, you simply communicated things I couldn't even begin to vocalize. Thanks for sharing this video. I look forward to the parts to come. Incredibly helpful!!!
All the comments have already said what I wanted to. Very nice video and I learn something every time I watch your videos. Thank you.
Easily one of the best videos I’ve watched on RUclips for posing.
Keep up the great work much appreciated.
Thanks so much
I've been trying some of the things Peter advises here and ... they work! Thank--you Peter!😀😃😄😁
Awesome
Too much to love about this video. Excellent work, very much looking forward to the following parts, however many there may be!
A perfect future for Abbey! Peter gives so much real neccessary content to create a perfect working base with experienced or non experienced models. Thank you so much!
Thanks heaps for watching
Yep, amazing! Tried out Peter's techniques on a model i hadn't worked with before, and it worked a charm! Drifting, he little circles, "have a thought". . masterful. Thanks, Peter!.
Glad it helped!
I like the banter you have with the models, Peace stay safe Part two after my errands
Thanks Carl you too
This is awesome and a nice refresh for me before I go back to doing shoots
Thank you
Another great tutorial. Great way to interact with the model and make her relaxed and more natural when posing
This is amazing, I loved more from this video in the last 8 months
Thank you
Loved this one Peter and Bec. I love how you present vids with a specific them each time.
Thanks Brian
Love Bec’s intro’s. She makes Peter’s videos so light hearted whereas Peter is so informative and helpful. Love watching these videos.
Thank you
7:00 - I admit, very damn true. Never thought of it specifically in that manner.
This has been one of my favourite videos that you have done, really looking forward to seeing pt 2
Glad you enjoyed it!
I year later and I still come back to this video - it says so much about the initial starting point and how to proceed, thanks again!
Thanks for watching 2 times 😁
I love learning something new! I will use these techniques in my next shoot. Thank you.
Thanks
I'm not a model. But, I enjoyed these tips for myself. I'm really uncomfortable in front of a camera. I can't avoid the camera all the time. Thanks for sharing this valuable information. This everyday woman wants to be her best*🦋
Thanks for sharing, you could just do what I do, every time someone points to CAMERA at me I just saved myself I'm awesome and then I don't get terrible pictures but I also hate the camera
@@PeterCoulsonPhotographer Thanks for the tip. I'll try anything. It's actually a bit worse than just a photo. I'm a songwriter and need to get over the camera thing because now we're singing videos. lalalalala
I actually enjoy shooting photos and video production more than being in them. I've been learning a lot about lighting and having fun!
I'll try it
. . . I'm Awesome!
Okay so my mind is blown now. Did I just watch a transformation?? Amazing...
@@PeterCoulsonPhotographer dude, if I could see what you see, I’d be a much better photographer 😉
Really love how good a communicator you are plus your view on models being themselves. Sounds revolutionary…
Wow, thank you!
Awesome! Love your sensible way to analyze and guide your model. Great tutorial, Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thankyou. I've been needing this forever
The best episode you have done
Great tips. Thanks. Looking forward to see the rest.
Thanks for watching!
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!
What incredibly amazing analogy Joley vs. Kardashian!!! 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
Thank you
Man, you are amazing. What a joy to watch.
Wow, thank you!
Love these! You should have a book just on all your tips for "breaking" a model.
love this way of teaching how to feel, such an amazing way to express a feeling and create beautiful images, always inspiring Peter! hopefully one day I can get to a workshop.
absolutely! stay safe guys
Amazing video, thank you so much for sharing. Such a big help for even amateur photographers to help non-models.
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent Peter! Thank you for this.
15 min masterclass - thanks.
Thanks for watching
Thank you so much for this.
The tips and tricks make perfect sense and is such a universal thing.
Thank you Peter. 🙏
Thank you
Excellent! I like the part about how the model should look like their pictures. Now, if we could just convince them to stop using those damned Instagram filters! I can't tell you how many times I've had someone show up to a shoot and I'm thinking, "Who the hell are you?"
So true and the proof is in the results. Your pictures are usually the best in every model's portfolio. I always love to see your work.
Thanks so much!
Nice video! Thanks for sharing once again! Lovely photos of Abbey!
Many thanks!
Excellent video and topic Mr. Peter Coulson, thanks for making it! Funny, I have noticed for a while a lot of people have fallen into the "selfie" mode and when they are photographed it seems as they are never pleased since they are so used to the selfie face they make which its not the face the rest of the world sees when they walk around. Thanks for all the great things you share in your channel Sir!
not gonna lie..the intro was so cute, i felt abit in love with her ..
and of course an amaaazing video..im in the beginning and a good friend recommended this channel and i really see why..every video is insane. thx so much
Thank you so much!!
GIVE US PART 2 NOW!!!!!!! THIS STUFF IS AMAZING THANK YOU!
Great demonstration Peter and the girls, full of very useful info! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful thanks
A golden masterclass. So much to take away from this. I would like to have seen a 1st photo compared to end of session side by side.
Thanks, Coming soon :)
Outstanding as always Peter!
Thank you
What a fantastic video. One of your best. The way you explained it really resonated. Thanks guys.
Wow, thank you!
Always an inspiration and certainly a reason why you get amazing results.
Thanks I appreciate that :)
Yes Got her too think and feel differently 💯💯💯💯💯🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
This was the best video so far! Thank you very much for sharing this insight.
You're so welcome!
Man this is awesome! I've learnt so much about posing someone from this, thank you!!! 🙏
Glad you enjoyed it Thanks
That’s why you are a master sir Peter!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
wow thank you :)
@@PeterCoulsonPhotographer you are welcome!
This guy is crazy good, stuff I've never even thought of. Thank you, very informative.
Thanks for watching Steven
@Peter: your lessons have full credibility, it would be worthless to be the best photographer without having the ability to guide a model, since a model is not a machine but a humane creature. Sharing your experience as an artist and a professional dignifies you and makes you a great human being. @Bec: many thanks for being behind the video camera, capturing this master class, and for the “Hi guys”, I also like how you articulate your words and your hands. BTW, I like the model’s face expression in the following times: 6:56, 10:04, 10:27, 11:06 to 11:09, 11:29 to 11:30, 13:50 to 13:51. @Peter&@Bec: Please, never stop recording videos! (All my comments have been made with all my sincere respect to the participants in the recording)
Thank you so much David, really appreciate it
This was so helpful. Thanks for a great vid
The best video so far. Thanks for sharing.
Wow, thanks!
Peter, to echo what @martij75 and others have said, this kind of detail is massively helpful (for both us as photographers as well as inexperienced models too) and I am so looking forward to seeing part two (and others too hopefully). There are so many little gems in what you said just there, both to help us understand how and why people do those awful facial expressions they THINK look good on their selfie shots, but are so completely unnatural and fake, as well as what to say and explain and how to handle the situation to get them to relax and produce better, natural looking poses and expressions. Absolutely brilliant! 👍
Thank you so much Stephen, really appreciate it and I'm so happy to hear this was helpful for you
Wow great knowledge :)
Thank you, i will absolutly use this
I love this masterclass. Nice work Peter!! I appreciate it.
My pleasure!
Great explanation thru whole vlog how to work with model, a master class . Thanks
You're very welcome Thanks
These are amazing Peter. I’m learning so much. Thank you.
Very welcome
Sooo.... Peter: 'we'll cut the soo'. Soo stays :D Fucking legends! Love you both! Great video as always!
Thank you for the tips!! I hope you do more videos like this one. Excellent work! What's Uuuup for Bec!
This is just amazing, a masterclass, thanks, I needed that!!!
Thanks Ricardo I'm glad you enjoyed it
I like the eyes too, thanks for the extra tips on how to soften the subject ! great tutorial..
Glad it was helpful, thank you
Great insight into photographing a model 👍😎👍 Love the video😍
Thanks for watching
I like the story where there are atleast 7 parts :P
Thank you sooo much. That was awesome!
Glad you like them, maybe 8 parts :) shooting again with Abbie next week
Fantastic! I don't think I've ever seen a video done on the subject of getting a natural expression out of a model. Looking forward to part 2, 3, 4....
Awesome, thank you!
Thank you so much for sharing. I can't tell how valueable your videos are. Everyone of it gives me an A-ha moment I can learn of. In my opinion you are one of the best instructors, because the videos are so neat, tight, and on the point. Well done, keep it coming, Peter (and Bec) ;-)
You are so welcome, Thanks Robert
Wow! that's a collection of great tips!!
Glad you like them!
This was amazing to watch her transform from first images to her 'normal' face.
Thanks
Awesome, I'm looking forward for part II and III :)
Coming very soon :)
Much appreciated, very helpful for me. Best regards.
This is a great video! I love it! Thanks, Peter
Thank you too!
i thought that was so interesting Peter thank you
Ah, I needed this ! Like over ten years of studio photography and I still find it difficult with models and their poses. :(
Awesome video as always. :)
I do the same thing with new and experienced models. Before I start the shoot I get to know the Model by asking how there day went, what kind of hobbies or activities they enjoy doing etc.. During our conversation I look at his or her facial expressions and body language to see what there best angle or expression is. Then I start shooting while continuing the conversation and giving feedback and ideas that help him or her with what we are trying to convey in the shoot.
Thanks, that helps to get real relaxed faces
Loved this can’t wait for more info I learned a lot
Awesome! Thank you!
Peter's slowburning crusade against insta poses and duckface, one model at a time.
:)
One of your best vids, you made her show her true image in front of camera
Thanks heaps :)
you always have amazing tip, thank you Peter
Thanks heaps