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47 responses to “Twenty Golden Rules For Portrait Photography.”
Thank you for sharing your tips and experience
Absolutely brilliant. Thank you very much.
An outstanding video, thank you for sharing.
I think I've watched this video a dozen times. I'm a hobby photographer who takes pictures of my family. Whenever I start to feel like I'm losing my mojo or sense of direction, I watch this and get inspired again. Thanks for the effort you put into these wonderful videos!
Nice video, nice pictures and great tips. Some I knew already, but it's always good to be reminded. Cheers.
the tips are great
thank you
Super video amigo. May I ask if you mostly shoot landscape format and why your eye tends to see this more?. Also, are you a admirer of Don McCullin?, I know your images have a totally different theme and priority, but I don’t know why exactly, but your images have an Ora similar to his?.
Great Content
Fantastic video!
Straightforward and useful tips! Thanks Chris! Love those spontaneous shots!
Sebastian Barry! Great shot of one of our best living novelists
Great tips Chris!
Magnifique ! Très beau travail !!
Hi Chris, I'm a passive internet user, generally, but I feel compelled to reach out and thank you for sharing your knowledge of photography in such a tender tone. I've watched many of your videos now and have thoroughly enjoyed each one. I also share a love for bringing a film-like look into digital photography, as such I find the colour and warmth of your photos tremendous! Thanks for sharing and best wishes for the new year 🙂
Love Your videos! You are very skilled photographer, very sensitive to environment and people. Keep on posting! Cheers from Poland
The music in the background is very annoying why do so many people add it to tutorials when there is no need for it…!!
Thank you!!!
Also, I did note that in the video you'd link to some great books on colour theory in the description. I don't see them. Any chance you could please share?
Absolutely beautiful images, Chris.
Amazing pictures are these shot on the x-t4?
Beautifully articulated, incredible precious moments in time of captured sincerity.
Great video Chris and some wonderful tips matched with relevant and clear examples. Well done and thank you for sharing your experience with us.
Your video is informationally fantastic. I appreciated the tonal quality of your voice as you deliver the emphasis needed but spoken in a matter of fact method. Do you happen to have a super short list of resource literature that you might speak about in another video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and perspective.
Extremely useful tips, vid saved in my fav list!
First of your videos I’ve seen. Love the lack of a preamble, getting right to the value of the video for the viewers. The framing of your subscription request was so perfect I half regretted already subscribing. Love the low key lighting and the low key humor that had me laughing out loud more than once. Just, well done!
Another great video. Thank you very much. Such an inspiration…
Loved this, some great advice in there!
Excellent set of pics Chris had a look at your website and i like the simple style yet very engaging style .I used to do a bit of wedding photography with a similar style but not for a couple of years and im starting to want to do a bit again and to do some portraits again. Thanks i have subscribed and look forward to going through some of the older vids .Your cameras im guessing maybe Fuji ? i used them since Xpro 1 came out and sold most of my gear as i wasn't using it but still hold onto my Xpro 1 and 35.1.4 two of the best bits of camera gear that ever inspired me.More power to you from here in Northern Ireland. (just checked some of you other vids yes i thought it was Fuji And delighted to see i was on the right side for once)
Hello, I'm not speaking English and I don't understand. Please prompt your pictures processed?
Loving your videos Chris!
Thank you for amazing content!
Wow Chris, this is a one year photography course in 10 minutes. Beautiful examples and after 30 years of photography still learned something! Thanks
I love all your pictures but specially your portraits, so beautiful. I could watch hours of these videos. Thank you
Hi Chris. This is really excellent. Thanks for so many great tips!!!
Amazing portrait photography!! Thanks for sharing!! 😀⭐️🌟👍👍
Great photo and very to the point tips! Enjoyed it very much, thank you
Wow! Awesome tips, but even more important: Awesome portraits! One can see that you are really serious about tip number 1.
I can see how that would have taken you weeks, and painfully condensed into just 10 minutes. Nice work. I liked the Chinese bride in the churchcathedral photo a lot. And thanks for the "nose not breaking the cheekline" tip…useful!
This is incredible Chris !
A no frills and straight to the point video; we need more content like this on YouTube. Thanks for the tips, Chris!
Hello Chris, thank you for your videos.
Do you shoot in 16:9? If not what is your preferred aspect ratio for portraits?
Great pictures, would you mind sharing how you got the first 3 pictures? Lens and color profile/grading? 😀
Beautiful portraits Chris. 👏👏👏
Great points, as usual!
Great tips Chris! Thanks!
Great tips Chris ! I always do my best to look for the best possible lighting for my portraits
your best video so far!
Amazing, Chris. Now I know what I like the most about your work: portraits. Great photos. The tips are so helpful, too. I'll jot them down and considere them for my next session.