Simple Backlit Golden Hour Portrait Photography Tutorial (60 Seconds)

Simple Backlit Golden Hour Portrait Photography Tutorial (60 Seconds)



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14 responses to “Simple Backlit Golden Hour Portrait Photography Tutorial (60 Seconds)”

  1. @TaylorJacksonPhoto Avatar
    @TaylorJacksonPhoto

    What are the lighting situations you struggle with most? Will be making more of these in the future.

  2. @michaela8802 Avatar
    @michaela8802

    Love this! Never occurred to me to set my WB to “shade” when shooting backlit shots. Trying this out at today’s Photoshoot here in AZ. Thanks! 👍🏾

  3. @charlesazevedo4849 Avatar
    @charlesazevedo4849

    At 0:27 you show this picture where the sun is behind the subject on the corner. At 0:35 you show you settings however you don't say how do you meter/expose the subject. I could see that you were recomposing a bit.
    If I may, would like to ask you the following:
    1. Which kind of metering do you use? (Spot, evaluative, etc)
    2. I guess you expose for the subject?
    3. When you meter the subject, I guess because you are in manual you leave the settings as they are, that is, you adjust the shutter speed accordingly to expose the subject (I am assuming you expose for the subject) then you recompose and you don't change the anything right?
    This bit is where I get confused if you recompose and you take the focus point from the subject face the meter indicator (small vertical lines) will change its position.
    4. I guess you also under expose a bit to save some of the background (assuming again you are exposing for the subject)

    TiA so much.

  4. @sechdama1403 Avatar
    @sechdama1403

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  5. @satyachauhan7371 Avatar
    @satyachauhan7371

    Great advice from uhh about the photography really learned a lot

  6. @ellingsgaard81 Avatar
    @ellingsgaard81

    I love all of your Work! You are an inspiration Taylor. I hope to be as good as you some day.
    Kindly
    Kristian from Denmark.

  7. @msvalina007 Avatar
    @msvalina007

    I just want to say I love your photography/style/whatever. You are truly an inspiration.

  8. @tig2003 Avatar
    @tig2003

    I expected you to say something about metering modes. 🙁

  9. @MichelleCoxPhotography Avatar
    @MichelleCoxPhotography

    Love me some golden hour images! 🙂

  10. @angelinaminor6194 Avatar
    @angelinaminor6194

    Great quick clip. Just found you're channel and subscribed. Thanks for making quality content. I'm moving from beginner to the next level (whatever that is lol) 🤷🏻‍♀️ and find your tips great. I love both sunrise & sunset, however I'm always unsure what the best settings are. Thanks!

  11. @meekrodriguez6438 Avatar
    @meekrodriguez6438

    Hello Taylor

  12. @JuanLopez-oz9kh Avatar
    @JuanLopez-oz9kh

    Great Tips and advise.

  13. @matthewsassaphotography9358 Avatar
    @matthewsassaphotography9358

    So what do you do when conditions aren't perfect like golden hour? So you only shoot in a 2 hrs window??

  14. @konradmroczek2496 Avatar
    @konradmroczek2496

    YO RICHAAAAAAAAAAAARD!!!!!! Quality content, Taylor!