Bec is becoming more and more the kind of model we all want our models to be like, she's so aware of how she'll look in camera when she does this or that, and she's so joyfull. It's so awesome to be able to work the light and the composition the way you want without needing to think about guiding your model for every single shot 🤩
Peter is a genius with lighting. I love how you use subtle changes in the lighting that really make a huge difference in how the photo comes out. Brilliant!
Bec is such a stunning model, I always love when you two work together. Pushing for something better, and confident enough to tell us you didn’t like the mouth breather 🤣
Just Noticed the 4K playback option!! as if there was anything else to be desired from these videos! really loved the bright wash contrast from these you guys! the best as always..
It’s amazing how much a hair light can take a nice looking photo and make it pop so much more and give it a timeless sort of look, and then adding the neg/pos fills really shaped it out nicely.
This has been great. I love using bounce, and the fine tuning shown here has been very insightful. Bec has really developed and love watching her work.
Fantastic as usual Peter, I really enjoy watching you build your light/shots. Bec is such a great model and I can tell she is a good friend as well which is fantastic. Love your work !
Many thanks for this new video. You both are great people; I wish you all the best. @Bec: Many thanks for posing in this session. @Peter: Many thanks for the explanations.
This has probably been answered before, but does Peter have a t-shirt printer in the back? How does he seem to have a different custom t-shirt based off a photograph he's taken every video?
That's an advantage I don't hear people often mention with black and white photography. You don't have to worry about color shifts from bounce lights hitting different surfaces in the room, even though most in his is neutral. Also things like fluorescent overheads wouldn't do much if they managed to make it into the exposure. Is there more to it than this? Would different color shifted or mixed light source types (incandescent, fluorescent, sun, etc) create ugly texture on skin tone in B+W?
Nice one! I have noticed that bounce light from the studio walls for color photography dont work as good as it works for b-w. I guess the white paints on studio or interior walls contain some kind of hues, that make the light much more dirty compared to good quality diffuser or bounce board.
Peter, for a beginner building a small studio space in their house or garage, would you recommend flash or constant led light. For the purpose of cost let's plan on $2000 USD. Not doing anything commercially but merely fun. Shooting people mostly maybe some products for friends who are makers. Not really looking for a business. I know from watching you, v flats will be a part of the solution. For your information I use Canon R6 MK Ii bodies.
In case Peter doesn't see this...flash gives you more control, and more light for the price and size of the unit. Also less electricity cost than constant light. Constant light is essential for videography however.
only one nit. kind of nothing for probably most people but for me..... when you moved the v-flat in, and it scraped/squeaked across the floor, i nearly jumped out of my skin. uhhhhhh. its as bad (or worse!) than fingernails on a blackboard to me. sorry. nothing about the SHOOT, just that sound. i almost quit the video! great look and i loved the very distinctive look, both v-flats changed the light
Ahh, the Bounce Method, aka "How a cinematographer messes with directors and gaffers", by putting lights nowhere near the talents marks, and getting beautiful images,...
@@PeterCoulsonPhotographer It was one of my small joys back when I had the patience to be making short films, especially around Arts Colleges film school graduates.....
Bec is becoming more and more the kind of model we all want our models to be like, she's so aware of how she'll look in camera when she does this or that, and she's so joyfull. It's so awesome to be able to work the light and the composition the way you want without needing to think about guiding your model for every single shot 🤩
Every photographer needs a Bec to make him look good! She also has a great sense of humor.
More Bec! There can never be enough, lol. Awesome work, both of you!
Bec is such a natural. Can take a 1,000 pics of her and they all look stunning but different.
Peter is a genius with lighting. I love how you use subtle changes in the lighting that really make a huge difference in how the photo comes out. Brilliant!
Thanks so much
What a muse! One of the most photogenic women on the planet. Bec gives good face! Chapeau!
Bec is such a stunning model, I always love when you two work together. Pushing for something better, and confident enough to tell us you didn’t like the mouth breather 🤣
LOVE BEC !!
I just enjoy watching you work.
I'm never keen on a white background but Bec's just nailed it... I think Peter helped 🙂
Yes it was all Bec
Just Noticed the 4K playback option!! as if there was anything else to be desired from these videos! really loved the bright wash contrast from these you guys! the best as always..
It’s amazing how much a hair light can take a nice looking photo and make it pop so much more and give it a timeless sort of look, and then adding the neg/pos fills really shaped it out nicely.
Good refresher course on Portrait. Awesome to see Bec and Peter again. Many thanks on editing tips also!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
This has been great. I love using bounce, and the fine tuning shown here has been very insightful. Bec has really developed and love watching her work.
Thanks so much, yes love bounce lighting
Fantastic as usual Peter, I really enjoy watching you build your light/shots. Bec is such a great model and I can tell she is a good friend as well which is fantastic. Love your work !
Thanks so much, yes Bec is awesome
Bec sempre linda!
i do love becks
Many thanks for this new video. You both are great people; I wish you all the best. @Bec: Many thanks for posing in this session. @Peter: Many thanks for the explanations.
Bec always brings the best!
Great tutorial again Peter, superbly crafted. Bec...you are looking sensational! Kudos to both of you.
Thank you so much 😃
Bec is da best😊
Bec is the best - again❣
Great job, girl.
Great presentation on a very simple process of creating a wonderfully image, always entertaining!
Thank you! Cheers!
Is it me or did Bec have something of an orange glow to her skin, maybe a bronzer? Love to see more.
Great video, thank you for sharing it with us.
Our pleasure!
It is always very useful to see one of your videos, thank you very much!!!
You are welcome!
Great video once again. Lessons learned, the eyes, you have to catch the eyes. Thanks for that great video.
7 min in and I have more coffee on my keyboard than in my mug
sorry
Great video
Thank you
Welcome back :)
another video nice ! lets bounce !
This has probably been answered before, but does Peter have a t-shirt printer in the back? How does he seem to have a different custom t-shirt based off a photograph he's taken every video?
What would you say is a challenging modelling style for a model to pull off?
real emotion
You've got an Adobe Creative Cloud Update! 👍🏻😄
That's an advantage I don't hear people often mention with black and white photography. You don't have to worry about color shifts from bounce lights hitting different surfaces in the room, even though most in his is neutral. Also things like fluorescent overheads wouldn't do much if they managed to make it into the exposure.
Is there more to it than this? Would different color shifted or mixed light source types (incandescent, fluorescent, sun, etc) create ugly texture on skin tone in B+W?
I do this lighting with clients in colour without any problems
La mas linda del mundo
Nice one! I have noticed that bounce light from the studio walls for color photography dont work as good as it works for b-w. I guess the white paints on studio or interior walls contain some kind of hues, that make the light much more dirty compared to good quality diffuser or bounce board.
I have never noticed any difference in colour
Peter, for a beginner building a small studio space in their house or garage, would you recommend flash or constant led light. For the purpose of cost let's plan on $2000 USD. Not doing anything commercially but merely fun. Shooting people mostly maybe some products for friends who are makers. Not really looking for a business. I know from watching you, v flats will be a part of the solution. For your information I use Canon R6 MK Ii bodies.
In case Peter doesn't see this...flash gives you more control, and more light for the price and size of the unit. Also less electricity cost than constant light. Constant light is essential for videography however.
Can we see these as portrait as I feel they will be so much better..
I don't shoot in portrait 😊
❤️🔥
Are you guys a couple ....?
(Been a while 😂)
Thanks for sharing, loved it
No. Their relationship is only professional. Peter has a wife and Bec has a boyfriend.
@@b43xoit OMG Has somebody some sense of humour for this person (probably new here) !!!
middle of July and they use catalytic gas heater ? 🤔
It is winter in Australia
@@PeterCoulsonPhotographer is it snowing or just below 15 celcius centigrade ? (never been to Australia, don't know how winter look like there)
only one nit. kind of nothing for probably most people but for me.....
when you moved the v-flat in, and it scraped/squeaked across the floor, i nearly jumped out of my skin. uhhhhhh. its as bad (or worse!) than fingernails on a blackboard to me.
sorry. nothing about the SHOOT, just that sound. i almost quit the video!
great look and i loved the very distinctive look, both v-flats changed the light
Ahh, the Bounce Method, aka "How a cinematographer messes with directors and gaffers", by putting lights nowhere near the talents marks, and getting beautiful images,...
Well said!
@@PeterCoulsonPhotographer It was one of my small joys back when I had the patience to be making short films, especially around Arts Colleges film school graduates.....
Mouth Breather...but suddenly colorful bubbles rise up...
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