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26 responses to “Backlit Natural Light Photoshoot, Behind The Scenes with Canon 85mm 1.2 lens”
I Would like to see your Photoshop process step by step, im interested in your Dodge and Burn Process
Beautiful shots using natural light, Irene did you use shutter priority or full manual?
beautifully done. as a photographer myself, i definitely love how you used ONLY natural light so well! its art.
i love how you retouch your photos. i want to learn more aboout how you do it maam
do you have tutorial for the retouching maam.i want to watch it please
Awesome π―
Beautiful spot, nice video, but I m curious. The model was light from back, but the surrounding was quite dark. So for the front of the model, you used no flash,no reflection, just open aperture, iso and post processing. I understand that is a way of workflow, not the only one but I thought to share my question.
Hi I have so many pictures to be edited , if you can refer someone or do it by yourself . Let me know what is the best way to reach
Distels are very fine for the modelπ
https://youtu.be/pnt8LbQS8Qk
nice model…..perfect time to shoot…. expensive 1.2 2500 dollar lense….editing….. check!
Sister will you teach me how to photo shoot plz reply
Nice
so Good Ma
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I like your compositions. You need to hire Tarzan for the tree shots at 07.20 to be part of the background. You cannot do that in central Texas, U.S.A. when the sun is going down. Mosquitoes and fire ants here are fierce! Even tiny bugs will get you.
Straight talent…
hi,great pictitures. why not use a reflector? I saw all shot are against the sun, the hair edge is bright with light, but how to control the face to be proper exposed
WOW JUST WOW!AMAZING.
Excellent work!!
Very nice photography God bless
From Philippines
hello Irene, I just love your work. its so beautiful!!! just one question, when you're shooting into the sun what metering mode you're on? and are you exposing for the shadows or highlights?
Hola Irene, has notado mucho el cambio de la Mark iii a la R5?
Wow, stunning shots π²π²
The model is gorgeous.
You missed the apple tree π©