I rarely take photos of people, and even then, they are mostly candids. But, if Lindsay Adler puts out a video, I want to watch it. She's a great communicator, and I learn a lot from her. Enough to make me want to try some portrait photography? Maybe!
Lindsay I love how you're incorporating speech concepts like opening statement and topic reveals, numbered. You're so good! This is why you're such a great presenter.
Love this! Lindsay is the master of light and such an excellent teacher! Love her style, explains everything so thoroughly and her work is so creative and inspiring!
Cool video, great shots, thanks. And a lovely model who' has a little bit of the great and wonderful Paulina Porizkova of the late eighties (when she was the Estée Lauder model) in her looks. luv it
Lindsay is awesome as always! My appreciation goes out to her and the exceptional individuals at Adorama for their instructive tutorials! God bless you all!
One of the best tutorials that I’ve ever seen on lighting regardless of the source of light. Relatively short yet packed with easy to understand and immediately useable info and techniques! 😊
I love these different techniques! I last did a garage shoot 3 years ago and you have inspired me to try this again, Lindsay. I love how you teach! Thank you.
Loving your demonstration of working with the light and background. valuable knowledge to keep in mind for armature photographers like myself. Great video and love the dress you're wearing.
Lindsay that was expertly explained and demonstrated. I'm a dog photographer and I was thinking of using a stable - I think your tips should transfer across beautifully. Thank you. The images you have created are gorgeous. 🥰
Awesome images and presentation of the subject matter. For fire safety reasons I do recommend the garage owner store the gasoline and propane in a separate storage locker outside.
Great video and shots - and it would be a great experiment to repeat the exact same video on a hot summer day that is not overcast - same place, same time, just different light from the skies.
The light would be different, but you can definitely adapt since its not direct. You would just get different types of bounce, but you can block or reposition. :D
Overcast weather or in open shadow is perfect for portrait shoot. (Avedon, Penn usually did the same) North sky even better. If the circumstenses are available, but less light; dont turn up ISO.(less ISO more dynamic range 😉) Just put a softbox or white umbrella (fill power) in same direction as "main" north sky light.
@@lindsayadlerphoto Yes. Thank you to remind me. Usually i like to put an extra light in the a scene instead post production (without killing its naturalness). I see it more vivid and fresh. But, maybe it's just taste. This video pretty amazing, and the result is absolut fantastic.
Great video... I thought I was the only "nut" who uses my garage as a studio... In my garage door we placed styrofoam panels for insulation but also for reflection... ceiling is white and walls are light grey. I mainly work with models building portfolios. Absolutely love all the techniques you shared. But I have one question, the model's hair blended into a black nothing. That bothered me, but should it? Is that ok since you are lighting the face beautifully? Love this channel and your videos are always worth my time...
When she brought the background and model 12ft. away from the front of the garage the model's hair was illuminated. If that's the look you like then you can do what Lindsay did here.
Come on you know you cant make great images in natural night . You need 12 prophoto lights and shimira panels. i hope i spelled that correctly. Just ask the guy in New York who does alot of videos for Adorama. You have to cut off the top of the head . oh i almost forgot you need a brooklyn reflector. Im playing . Daniel is great. Great video. Very nice Photos. Great editing.
Excellent video, just worried about the location: A pair of gasoline containers, what appears to be a 100lb propane gas tank in the back and 5 large bags of fertilizer, plus the Ryobi power tools, if battery powered, that means that their should be a few 4Ah Lithium batteries lying around LOL
I love Lindsay, but just wonder from time to time how she manages to work , with such a bad dynamic range camera as the Canon R5.. Maybe she's got a contract that for ...
![Tee Grizzley - Detroit (Feat. 42 Dugg) [Official Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/aeKfTtt0x14/mqdefault.jpg)
I rarely take photos of people, and even then, they are mostly candids. But, if Lindsay Adler puts out a video, I want to watch it. She's a great communicator, and I learn a lot from her. Enough to make me want to try some portrait photography? Maybe!
Lindsay I love how you're incorporating speech concepts like opening statement and topic reveals, numbered. You're so good! This is why you're such a great presenter.
hahaha basic teaching 101. :P But thank you!
@@lindsayadlerphoto you're welcome. I just love your instruction style. Might have to take one of your classes! :D
Lindsay content is a gold standard.
This is true.
Lindsay and her team of models, assistants and videographers; ALWAYS kill these RUclips videos! SO SO GOOD!
it's like a human version of an adjustable rod para! and thos v-flats! ty LA
Love this! Lindsay is the master of light and such an excellent teacher! Love her style, explains everything so thoroughly and her work is so creative and inspiring!
useful fashion based content.
The title really undersells the video, excellent lighting primer.
The photos at the end are just insane. If you would have shown me these first, I would have said no way.
hahaha. :D
Lindsay and Chris are the best teachers on using light
Lindsay is such a great teacher. Thank you!!❤
Cool video, great shots, thanks. And a lovely model who' has a little bit of the great and wonderful Paulina Porizkova of the late eighties (when she was the Estée Lauder model) in her looks. luv it
totally!
tip of day ..thank youu🥂
you always amaze me Lindsay .. Lindsay Adler master of light !!
Absolutely phenomenal!
You are one of the few I always follow. Your knowledge is incredible!
An inexpensive way of creating beautiful photos. Very well presented. Great stuff Lindsey Adler!
Lindsay is awesome as always! My appreciation goes out to her and the exceptional individuals at Adorama for their instructive tutorials! God bless you all!
One of the best tutorials that I’ve ever seen on lighting regardless of the source of light. Relatively short yet packed with easy to understand and immediately useable info and techniques! 😊
I love these different techniques! I last did a garage shoot 3 years ago and you have inspired me to try this again, Lindsay. I love how you teach! Thank you.
thank you so much !!!! LOVE your content ! Learn a lot from you !!!!!!!!
Thanks and as always inspiring
Love your dress Lindsay.
I am glad you have this course for people doing photography at home or a friend garage. The photos look good.
Excellent demo.
So clearly and simply.
Thank so much.
Looks like Lindsay is glowing! Thanks for all the tips!
This is wonderful!! I love Lindsay and her classes. Such a great photographer and teacher. Thank you so much
Beautiful presentation, thank you.
Quite the essence of photo-graphic lighting. Great job!
Amazing content without any flash.😎
Thank you, thank you, thank you! Using your technique has improved my portrait photo skills.
Excellent video 👍 great images and great explanations..
If light were music, you would be the conductor!
Aw thanks so much!
Good stuff --- miss Lindsey!👍
Loving your demonstration of working with the light and background. valuable knowledge to keep in mind for armature photographers like myself. Great video and love the dress you're wearing.
Awww thank you (for the dress comment) and glad you enjoyed!
Lindsay is gold 🫶🏼❤️
You are just such a great teacher!
Master class
Lindsay that was expertly explained and demonstrated. I'm a dog photographer and I was thinking of using a stable - I think your tips should transfer across beautifully. Thank you. The images you have created are gorgeous. 🥰
That absolutely will work!
thank you !!!!
She's simply the best. Thanks for all these tips. I have applied some of the already. Thank you Lindsay for all value you bring to many of us!!
Excellent video on so many levels. Thank you Lindsay. Best wishes from Surrey UK.
My pleasure!
The model lady is beautiful 😍❤️
Good tips. Thanks
Love it. 😊
so instructive thank you
Awesome images and presentation of the subject matter. For fire safety reasons I do recommend the garage owner store the gasoline and propane in a separate storage locker outside.
lol. they are empty
Great class. Thank you!!!!
Great video and shots - and it would be a great experiment to repeat the exact same video on a hot summer day that is not overcast - same place, same time, just different light from the skies.
The light would be different, but you can definitely adapt since its not direct. You would just get different types of bounce, but you can block or reposition. :D
@@lindsayadlerphoto - you are, as always right in your answer and my only "but" is about a subtle difference in the quality of light.
Love that you shot this in B&W!
This was very informative and helpful. Thank you!
Lindsay this is so good. Thank you for the helpful tips.
Overcast weather or in open shadow is perfect for portrait shoot. (Avedon, Penn usually did the same) North sky even better. If the circumstenses are available, but less light; dont turn up ISO.(less ISO more dynamic range 😉) Just put a softbox or white umbrella (fill power) in same direction as "main" north sky light.
Have you read about ISO invariance in new cameras?
@@lindsayadlerphoto Yes. Thank you to remind me. Usually i like to put an extra light in the a scene instead post production (without killing its naturalness). I see it more vivid and fresh. But, maybe it's just taste. This video pretty amazing, and the result is absolut fantastic.
This is so informative! Thank you!
Great tutorial! Thank you, Lindsay& team!
Lmao, that garage is bigger then my entire flat
Would have been nice to see your camera settings.
Thank you for the video. What type of background are you using
i wanna see this shoot in colour
Great video... I thought I was the only "nut" who uses my garage as a studio... In my garage door we placed styrofoam panels for insulation but also for reflection... ceiling is white and walls are light grey. I mainly work with models building portfolios. Absolutely love all the techniques you shared. But I have one question, the model's hair blended into a black nothing. That bothered me, but should it? Is that ok since you are lighting the face beautifully? Love this channel and your videos are always worth my time...
Far from it. Lots of photographers use their garage as a studio. A whole lot lol.
When she brought the background and model 12ft. away from the front of the garage the model's hair was illuminated. If that's the look you like then you can do what Lindsay did here.
Come on you know you cant make great images in natural night . You need 12 prophoto lights and shimira panels. i hope i spelled that correctly. Just ask the guy in New York who does alot of videos for Adorama. You have to cut off the top of the head . oh i almost forgot you need a brooklyn reflector. Im playing . Daniel is great. Great video. Very nice Photos. Great editing.
🤟🏼😎
Lindsay will you marry me ..... She is really a master of craft 💖
Which direction is this garage door facing? South?
hmmm. I think north west.
@@lindsayadlerphoto Thank you. Thank you for the great videos 🙏🏼
👍👍💕💕💕💕👍👍
Light falls off over distance you mean
Excellent video, just worried about the location:
A pair of gasoline containers, what appears to be a 100lb propane gas tank in the back and 5 large bags of fertilizer, plus the Ryobi power tools, if battery powered, that means that their should be a few 4Ah Lithium batteries lying around LOL
Its not fertilizer, its mulch. There is no propane-- they are empty. lol
@@lindsayadlerphoto 😂🤣😂
I love Lindsay,
but just wonder from time to time how she manages to work ,
with such a bad dynamic range camera as the Canon R5..
Maybe she's got a contract that for ...
Come on why does it have to be monochromatic ?
I was eagerly waiting to see how it affects the skin tones .
did you check the end? I had color shots. I go black and white because it takes out a variable so people can focus on light only.
Great tutorial and it's helpful, but those images look awful. Maybe bad post production, but they look very rough and not pleasing.
jump to 3:14 don't waste time
101 teaching is tell people what they are going to learn so they are prepared to digest it.
Thanks Adorata and Lindsay. Really interesting and useful!!! 🤍
👍👍👍