5 common mistakes that even experience photographers make.
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14 responses to “Common Portrait Photography Mistakes”
Oh yeah, someone who knows exactly what they're talking about. As for the advice about exposing yourself to art in general (like illustration and painting, I know one architectural photographer that adheres to this religiously where the guy could be an art historian with how often he goes to museums and learns from old master works). The library behind you looks like lots of art material you absorbed and learned lots from. And your results speak for themselves, the quality of your image examples look like modern classics, just so clean and natural looking. So that last advice when you say, invest in yourself and learn from things like other arts, and seek out workshops – yours is a workshop I would definitely take.
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My friend all of this info is super relevant for every photographer. I’ve been working full time in professional photography and videography and composition is so important. Some shots I’ve taken would have been ten times better if I worked the scene more than rushing. I love this industry because we can always learn something every day. Great info my friend!
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Great stuff! Subscribed.
great video
Thanks 😊
Just wanted to say, that you Sir are a breath of fresh air. No shouting, no instant offers, no talking like Neanderthal. I really like your calm and rational approach
to your audience. Although I have years of experience in videography I'm a beginner in photography, so I will be glad to watch your content further on.
Thx for this great video.
Please talk more about over posing. In a lot of your shots the models have natural looks. Please talk about the process of obtaining those natural looks in respective to lighting as well. Thank you for amazing content
Thank you for always sharing your expertise, I am so glad that I have found your channel. You have helped me so much, Kyle! You are a great teacher!
I enjoyed your video –
This channel is waaaaay underated!! You shoule be in 6-digit follower range! Really valuable input! Thanks for sharing your experiences!
Great video! You've mentioned some books on anatomy and composition. Do you have any particular ones to recommend?
Good advice. Good presentation. We’re coming back for more.