A Day of Portrait Photography in Melbourne [POV 4K]

A Day of Portrait Photography in Melbourne [POV 4K]



watch me photograph a model from day into the night.

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Canon R5 Mark II –
85 mm F2.0 Canon –
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CHAPTERS 🔗
00:00 Intro + Location 1
01:29 Location 2 – Old School Fuelstation
03:28 Surprise !!!
04:48 Location 3 – Taxi Bay
07:35 Location 4 – Sunset Mustang
08:40 Story time… (shoot ended unexpectedly)
10:13 Editing Tutorial

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Faye

Comments

37 responses to “A Day of Portrait Photography in Melbourne [POV 4K]”

  1. @inyourfayes Avatar
    @inyourfayes

    Hey! Hope you enjoyed this one 💛

  2. @Bridgettelovepeace Avatar
    @Bridgettelovepeace

    Always 35mm

  3. @jeromeh3605 Avatar
    @jeromeh3605

    Thanks for this great BTS with your sister. 🙂

  4. @markh5791 Avatar
    @markh5791

    Love this, great video! Always nice to see the editing process too.

  5. @thedopamineexperience Avatar
    @thedopamineexperience

    Omg you so favor photographer Lara jade

  6. @randyhurlburt Avatar
    @randyhurlburt

    Nice! Do you give her a lot of direction? Or does she just walk around, do her own poses, and you shoot?

  7. @visionproject.89 Avatar
    @visionproject.89

    Reblum does help alot!! 😌

  8. @RenéMurillo Avatar
    @RenéMurillo

    Great video as always and thank you for introducing us to the reblum tool, it does look like a time saver! When I do portrait I spend around 5 min per photo doing skin retouch (which adds up quickly) and sometimes I don't even like the result, so this seems like a lifesaver.

  9. @durban2deli624 Avatar
    @durban2deli624

    OK, two absolutely gorgeous sisters on a photo shoot. What could possibly go wrong? Another belter Faye and sibling. Loved it!

  10. @mofotose Avatar
    @mofotose

    Haven't forgot to format in 25 years or so. If I wouldn't have a routine for it, I would.
    As soon as I manage to get an offline, off location backup – I format the cards.
    Large cards in combination with not shooting as much as I would like probably helps too 🙂
    I go through the equipment the day before, charge the batteries, check the cards and pack the stuff I think I'm going to need, including water, some snacks, clothes for any weather etc.
    I'm better at preparing than shooting 😀

  11. @accidental.genius777 Avatar
    @accidental.genius777

    You two rly are a dynamic duo! 😉 Great to see it!

  12. @Rabbit00766 Avatar
    @Rabbit00766

    From Google: A Dutch tilt (also known as a Dutch angle, canted angle, or oblique angle) is a photography and cinematography technique where the camera is intentionally rotated on its roll axis so that the horizon is not level. This creates a diagonal composition where vertical lines are not parallel to the sides of the frame.

    Key Characteristics and Uses
    Psychological Impact: Primarily used to evoke feelings of unease, disorientation, or tension. It can signal that something is "off" or indicate a character's mental instability.
    Visual Dynamics: In modern photography, it is also used to add energy, movement, or a playful character to a scene that might otherwise appear flat or static.
    Historical Context: The term is actually a corruption of "Deutsch" (German) angle, originating from German Expressionist films of the 1920s that utilized skewed perspectives for dramatic effect

  13. @ThaGhettoBlaster Avatar
    @ThaGhettoBlaster

    Have you ever been out to New Mexico? We have the world's most photographed event in October. International Balloon Fiesta!

  14. @DieterHantson Avatar
    @DieterHantson

    I don't do much portraits, but when I do: it's mostly in LR adjusting seperately skin texture, skin shadows, hair, lips, eye whites, iris and going back and forth a few times soooo it takes up a long time. 🙂

  15. @BaconNDCheese Avatar
    @BaconNDCheese

    you guys sound really alike sometimes lol

  16. @valentingeringswald Avatar
    @valentingeringswald

    Love how you go spontaneous like "dont know if it works" and then come home with amazing bangers.

    I think the term "Dutch Tilt" comes from German expressionist cinema, where they used this tilt angle. "Deutsch" (german for "German") was then somehow changed to "Dutch". As far as I know.

  17. @crisroussel753 Avatar
    @crisroussel753

    With your sister or you as a model, the photos will necessarily be successful!

    You captivated me too much with your photo sessions, which are really beautiful as always!

    I took lots of photos for my goddaughter’s 18th birthday and tried to retouch the photos with the little equipment I have, and I easily spent more than 30 minutes there by taking photos…

    Poor Yulia and her ankle….

  18. @meteoroz Avatar
    @meteoroz

    🤩

  19. @tejaspatil28 Avatar
    @tejaspatil28

    Fantastic one!! It honestly helps a lot definitely,keep creating keep inspiring 😊

  20. @StephanPereiraArias Avatar
    @StephanPereiraArias

    The “Dutch Tilt” actually came from Germany, it just got mispronounced. The technique actually originated in the 1920’s it was a way to create a feeling of discomfort or giving a movie or a picture a little edge ☺️

  21. @michaelanderberg Avatar
    @michaelanderberg

    Thanks for a great video as always! So about HEIC, it’s a more efficient file format used primarily by Apple products that can reduce file size a lot more without losing quality compared to jpg. It could very well be that your iPhone is already set to it.

  22. @tjfotos9374 Avatar
    @tjfotos9374

    Historical Background

    The Dutch tilt originated in German Expressionist cinema of the 1920s, where it was used to depict madness, unrest, and surrealism. The term “Dutch” is believed to be a corruption of the German word “Deutsch,” reflecting its German origins. Early examples include Robert Wiene’s The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920) and later films like The Third Man (1949), which used the technique to emphasize disorientation in post-war Vienna.

  23. @EleniKouvelou Avatar
    @EleniKouvelou

    The Amazing Duo strikes again ! I love how u shoot on the same places some time…like that gas station, and make it look so different in vibe with the edits and of course the models. The other girl had such a grungy style, punky runaway, and then with your sister its more the cowboy style girl from a small town in the middle of nowhere. Its like two characters playing in the same movie… with two different stories. Also the end shots on the cabrio where Fire. Hope Julia is well.

  24. @GeffaOliveira Avatar
    @GeffaOliveira

    Unpopular (?) take: I would rather have all Yulia “imperfections” intact. I used to do the soft clean skin, but moved away for an actual more natural look.

  25. @muhamadshahrulnizammatriff7714 Avatar
    @muhamadshahrulnizammatriff7714

    absolutely gorgeous she is

  26. @GeffaOliveira Avatar
    @GeffaOliveira

    Yulia is dropdead gorgeous! That helps a lot in those beautiful pictures

  27. @PINKGOFFICIAL Avatar
    @PINKGOFFICIAL

    60 seconds

  28. @LeoR-e6h Avatar
    @LeoR-e6h

    Faye, Love the photo and video shoot, Nice having your sister back, You guys work good together, That was terrible she her hurt her ankle I’m glad it wasn’t fractured, but still painful, Thats for the tips, Take care you guys until next time.

  29. @kmphotos-ch Avatar
    @kmphotos-ch

    I bet you didn’t expect to shoot a downHEEL session…😂 joke aside, I hope your sister is fine. Working with Luminar Neo, I usually spend around five minutes on a portrait, using my own presets. I’ve shot five weddings in my life, I’m not a big fan of shooting weddings except when it’s for very good friends.

  30. @acemanNL Avatar
    @acemanNL

    Dutch girls are THE BEST 🧡🇳🇱❤

  31. @tj2375 Avatar
    @tj2375

    I'm glad Julia is ok. I almost had an heart attack.

  32. @WilliamBurdine Avatar
    @WilliamBurdine

    Love the Gas Station… it works for your overall theme in the car world. @5:58 WHOA WAIT the Dutch Ladies don't know why it's called a Dutch Tilt? Actually, it has nothing to do with the Dutch, but everything about the German word "Deutsch" that gets mispronounced from its origin "Historical Origins: Originating in 1920s German Expressionist cinema (derived from a mispronunciation of the German word Deutsch), it was historically used to visualize madness, tension, and distorted reality." Also the APSC Crop, I have mapped to the DOF Button on the front of the camera… for the past 5 years on my R6's. Very helpful for Events! HARD LESSON TO LEARN – FORMAT your Cards "IN YOUR CAMERA" Before Every Shoot. Deleting images, video or storing for long periods of time can create file corruptions on your card and render ALL contents bad… then it's a stressful Recovery Day. LOVE THAT – Always Collaborate with your Models, let them see what you are doing and what they look like… they ALWAYS Perk Up and get more Involved and the results are always better.

  33. @tj2375 Avatar
    @tj2375

    4:17 It's cabrio in countries where automotive terms are loanwords from french (cabriollet). 😊

  34. @DevBuk Avatar
    @DevBuk

    yeeyy new videooo 🥳

  35. @ukian2174 Avatar
    @ukian2174

    Fantastic Video as always, great to see your sister included, love your style of photography 😊

  36. @nerdfury6007 Avatar
    @nerdfury6007

    Your sister is very talented! She was fantastic in Gooische Vrouwen and as usual fantastic as model! Being talented clearly runs in the family!

  37. @malmedia Avatar
    @malmedia

    Apparently because English speakers don't know the difference between Dutch and Deutsch. It was supposed to be Deutsch tilt or angle. 😂