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(Transcris de TurboScribe.ai. Upgrade la Nelimitat pentru a elimina acest mesaj.) Alright, welcome to a jewellery shoot that I
did in Melbourne, Australia.
You would somewhat call this a boudoir slash
jewellery shoot.
The purpose for the shoot was actually a
commercial shoot for a jewellery company.
She makes incredible, this lady makes incredible jewellery
and she wanted a bit of a sexy
sort of feel to it, obviously having neutral
tones, so having basically mainly just skin with
the jewellery makes the jewellery pop.
And here you would have seen me in
the original video just give her a little
bit of a lesson as to exactly how
I pose and what I'm doing and pretty
much all the shots that you're seeing right
now are almost exclusively done with the ice
light.
See, I just asked her if she had
any kind of training because she quickly, I
quickly saw that she had a lot of
grace and I asked if she was a
dancer and she said she had danced before,
so she quickly got into the actual poses
very, very quickly.
So what we've done is we've wrapped her
in a fur coat and then I want
to shoot in a sort of a bird's
eye view and I'm thinking of using the
ambient light, that lamp light as you can
see there, along with the ice light in
the back.
So I haven't taken my test shots yet,
so I'm just stylizing her a little bit,
having a little bit of accent light.
You can sort of see how the ice
light with the barn doors is just adding
a little bit of hint of highlight on
her hair and a little hint of her
face there as well.
So shooting from a bird's eye view here
and of course we have the makeup artist
right in front of our camera on the
left-hand side.
It's always good to slow down there and
really work out what you want.
A lot of people would have actually started
photographing quicker than me right now, but if
I don't like something I will stop, I'll
slow down and then we'll move it up
a little bit.
So I'm actually, I was thinking of using
the actual lamp there, but I thought look
I've got the ice light, it gives us
a beautiful quality of light, why wouldn't we
just use it sort of straight away.
So of course the light on the right
-hand side, the ice light too, is a
little bit brighter than the one behind her.
So you can sort of see how the
hands are placed very, very delicately, they they
lead up into a point where the index
finger is and obviously the rings, sometimes I've
basically focused on the rings and then the
face goes out of focus, but sometimes I've
got the eyes and the rings in the
same plane of focus, so they're all, they're
all in focus and sometimes I'll just focus
on her eyes and the rings are more
of a suggestion.
So every so often you'll ask, you'll hear
me say I want a little hint of
a squint and that little part in the
lips makes the lips look fuller without actually
pouting.
So I basically asked her that I want
a little bit more warmth in the face,
you can sort of see how her face
has changed, so it's not really a smile
per se, but there's a little bit of
a smile on the eyes, I think Tyra
Banks calls it a smize, but a good
model will know how to do that straight
away and sometimes you may have to make
the person laugh and then basically at the
end of the laugh, at the end of
the smile it works, so here I'm actually
going to give her some confidence, so you
can sort of see how happy she is
and how beautiful she looks and feels there
and life is good.
So you see how I've got a suggestion
of her now and then of course the
rings are there as well.
So the brief was to make this shoot
sexy without, you know, without being distracting or
anything like that, but think of it as
a beautiful woman of the house just looking
glamorous and happens to be photographed by a
photographer making her look great with light and
all that kind of stuff, so here I'm
actually thinking of poses as you can see
that gives her an excuse to bring her
hands up to her face and cover up
different parts of her body and things like
that.
So I just want a little bit more
highlight there on her hair.
So the good thing about any continuous light
and especially the ice light of course is
that it's continuous which means you can see
what you're doing.
So there I just wanted to elevate the
fur coat and just we wedge something in
between and we just want little slivers of
her body without actually showing anything naughty.
So I'm just asking her look, you know,
just every so often I'm going to breathe
in to make her chest look fuller or
breathe in or breathe out and then tummy
tight and all that kind of thing, it
just sort of depends.
So you can sort of see how important
hands are in a photograph, let alone when
you're photographing jewelry, even more so.
You can see what the chest did as
she breathed in, the chest looked fuller and
tighter and then we've got the hands looking
really good there as well.
And if you would have heard the original
commentary or the original audio actually, you would
have heard me a bit softer, it's a
little bit of a softer and more sensual
mood so my voice is reflecting that.
It's really important that when you're doing these
kinds of shots that you only look at
her eyes, you only look at her body
if you have to.
I'll always get someone to usually sort of
move the coat around or anything like that
because she's in a somewhat vulnerable position, it's
important that you stay professional.
Don't have any jokes, no innuendos, anything like
that, just keep it professional and anytime I'm
photographing a shoot like this I've always got
someone with me, usually it's Melissa.
From memory I don't think Melissa actually attended
this shoot so I've got the makeup artist
and the actual jeweler who was there who
created all these shots as well.
So I wanted that black fur as a
bit of a background and sort of nothing
else even though it was quite dark anyway
but in case you could see any detail
I made sure that that black sort of
provided that background to her head and her
face.
So here I'm sort of getting her warmed
up, you can see how many shots I'm
actually getting and simply just by some subtly
different poses and you know looking at different
places and things like that.
You can picture these on a website can't
you, these jewelry shots.
So the warmth of those rings looked absolutely
amazing so all was good.
So I thought I wanted to have a
different vantage point here so I'm just thinking
of getting her to sort of to lie
down and then basically getting that background there.
So I'm just getting her to cover different
parts of her body just making sure she's
covered.
So again that light, don't waste it, once
you've got that shot you can easily cover
up beneath anywhere else, it's not a problem.
So now we're changing different rings there as
well.
So I covered up her right side or
our camera left, asking her to arch her
back there a little bit, covering up her
body because it was a little bit too,
too obvious.
Like too much body so we don't want
to distract the attention away from the jewelry.
Beautiful girl certainly and we're just going to
make sure that we just soften everything there
for me.
Whenever you get a girl to hold her
bust you try not to get her to
hold it too obviously like she's very obviously
trying to hide her bust, it sort of
just needs to be resting there.
Otherwise it's almost like it's taboo, we better
hide her bust and all that kind of
thing you know.
So we're just adjusting everything like that, just
adjusting the light for where it's coming from.
So like I said the really cool thing
about continuous lighting is you can see what
you're doing now.
Certainly I could have done this with flash
but so much easier to do it with
continuous light because you can just see what's
going on.
So it's important you can sort of see
the stepping stones to the shot and how
we built it because I could have easily
just you know placed her down, taken a
shot straight away but everything that I'm doing
is actually making the shot better and better
and better.
Now she actually looked, you can see how
she's really really skinny and so I deliberately
asked her to breathe out to actually make
her look a little bit wider than she
actually is.
So she's got great curves but the rib
cage is popping out but you know what
I've cropped in sort of quite nice and
tight because the color of the rings are
so obviously, they're colorful compared to all the
neutral tones of the skin, the fur coat,
the hair and all that kind of thing
it actually makes it look a lot better.
So just in that little hand there, just
really really soft, very very clean and again
you can see the quality of light.
What I'm doing is I'm turning turning the
light to a point where the eye socket
that furthest away from the light it just
turns so it gets in the eye socket
is completely lit if you can if you
can understand that.
So you can sort of see how we're
turning those wrists around there a little bit.
So even though that you can't see me
with what I'm doing then you know that
I'm getting her to mirror me exactly.
These rings are all handmade they're incredible using
not so precious stones per se, they're still
very expensive but not like in your diamond
range of course because the size of them
and all that kind of thing.
So you can sort of see how I've
softened her rib cage in case we thought
that was a bit too prominent.
So you sort of see how that different
crop hours I've got now one ring in
focus one out and even her face is
a little bit out of focus there as
well.
So now we just want something a little
bit different there so I quite like the
idea of having that table in the shot
just as a little bit of an accent
light.
So if you've heard me teach before you
would have heard me say lights, location, pose,
technique, expression.
Obviously when the location attracts you first which
is number two in my list of getting
a great shot then I've either got to
find or create the good light and go
back to it.
So in this case then that little accent
behind her that table is providing me a
cute little background but then the ice lights
there are giving me that beautiful direction of
light that I'm wanting.
Usually the light from the front of course
is always going to be brighter than the
back.
I love that ring look how beautiful that
is it's really really big.
So again what she's doing now she's mirroring
me with her shoulder in terms of how
it works.
You can see how well she takes direction
it's just really really clean love those lines
of her neck there it's just beautiful.
So often I've told you often that the
location will give you an idea for a
photograph.
In this case simply by just putting that
elbow on top there it's given me a
whole sort of set of new poses I
guess to show off the jewelry and that
makes any sense.
You can see how that light in the
back is a little bit bright so I'm
just going to dim it down a little
bit to make get that main quality of
light in the front.
Let me show you something so when we
we talk about the ice light being flicker
free so what we're doing is we're filming
her of course and that lamp at the
back there that tungsten light that is flickering
because that's not meant to be professional it's
just meant to be good with your own
two eyes but the ice light of course
you can shoot at 50 frames uh 50th
of a second and there's no problem whatsoever.
Sorry about my makeup artist head being right
in the way sometimes to give you a
glimpse into my commercial shoots my fashion shoots
my wedding shoots you know I sometimes don't
have another cameraman or I can't because it's
too obtrusive it's too distracting or it interferes
with the actual wedding day and that's why
sometimes you'll see my shoots done with one
camera angle because if I did have I
get a whole crew then I just wouldn't
be able to do it it'd be impossible.
So you can see how the ice light
there on the back is giving us a
beautiful hint of highlight in the back and
it's not even touching the table and that's
the barn doors doing that of course.
So you can sort of see how the
hands are never flat and the wrists are
never straight like the wrist is always bent
and I'm usually always seeing the thinnest part
of the wrist and you can see what
a huge difference just a simple angle can
make.
So simple tight crops here can warrant a
totally different shot and of course bring attention
to the jewelry and all is good.
So we're now a changed position again and
here we've got this sort of beautiful we've
just got this lamp actually giving giving us
the the light source so I thought I'll
probably use that and then shooting from a
bird's eye view.
Now obviously if you want to be more
predictable in terms of color temperature and predictability
and quality ice light is an easy way
to go but really what I'm showing you
here is that any any light source will
do.
Certainly the color temperature and everything like that
won't be as nice but it gives you
sort of an idea what I'm talking about.
You can see how the makeup artist is
really adjusting all the fine points there so
that like I said I don't get too
close to her.
Certainly we've built trust at this stage but
and the model feels very comfortable but really
important that we keep professional keep it slick
and everyone's happy and all that kind of
good.
All right so now we're outside we're shooting
with the sunlight and as you can see
now she's got raccoon eyes she needs to
bring her eyes really really high and you
could see that that she was squinting so
what I basically said to her is look
look look at where I'm take a look
at where I want you to look and
then in a minute I'm going to close
your eyes and then count to three and
you can open and that's where we get
them.
So this is Georgia this is basically the
the jeweler this is the girl that actually
created all the pieces.
You can see how I'm getting her chin
up to a point where the shadow of
the nose does not cross the lip if
I can help it.
So now we're waiting because the sun is
coming a bit in and out of the
shade you can see that shadow so you
can see how I got the shot that
I wanted.
Now I don't get any obvious catch lights
in the eyes but this is a bit
more subtle and obviously if I do want
the catch lights in the eyes I can
just get it to look look up to
the sun.
So obviously I cropped in a bit tighter
and the sun was a little bit more
prominent and that's how I got that shot.
You can see that tilting away from the
light source and then turning the face back
in helps up a little bit there and
again I'm trying to get that shadow of
the nose off the lip or at the
very least minimize it with that tilt.
I quite like the way her eyes are
closed it's very delicate very soft keeps your
attention on the jewelry of course and in
this case we just got her to look
in the camera as well.
So I'm doing a couple of tighter crops
in case I want to go closer it
just sort of depends on which way I
want to go with things now.
So she's basically copying me exactly what I'm
doing so she can see what I'm doing
and she mirrors the pose exactly.
I quite like the way all that foliage
there is framing her and of course the
shadow as well so I decided to go
vertical and I always look at a couple
of options because I'm not too sure where
these shots will appear.
Are they going to be on a website
they need a lot of horizontal space do
they need to be could be on a
billboard it could be anywhere so always give
it give your clients a couple of options
vertical horizontal square you name it all that
kind of thing.
So here I'm just trying to work out
what do we do do we really utilize
these little skims of light do we get
that jewelry you can see how I'm trying
to put that little back jewelry piece there
in a position where I'm just getting that
sliver of light tickling that jewelry piece so
you can sort of see how we're almost
there.
So what I needed is is basically a
clean silhouette of her skin but underneath her
butt and then getting a little bit of
skin there so getting her curves and they
get that hint that little hint of highlight
there on that jewelry piece so now you
can see I can expose for that got
that little eyelash coming out of a silhouette
in her face there.
So now what we're doing is we're on
the beach so basically this girl lives directly
opposite the beach and we have this netting
as a potential for a photograph like a
bit of a prop so whether we shoot
through it whether we cast shadows or a
bit of both as we can see here
so it's incredibly windy and we've got some
people actually around us so we're trying to
sort of take shots in between all that
so love the way the shadows actually mirror
her body as well which I think is
really fun then of course we've gone from
sun we've gone to shade then we've gone
back to sun it's quite crazy so like
I said we're doing the best we can
here I apologize for the really bad sound
in the original video guys because it wasn't
that great but that's just the nature of
the wind blowing right in into the microphone
that I am speaking into so here I'm
just taking my time just working out some
different cropping and I quite like it because
it looks like a sketch almost you know
now so the jeweler this is actually in
her front yard she actually purchased these statues
from a very prominent Melbourne building at auction
and she's got these in her front yard
they're so heavy so it's going to be
almost impossible to steal but I would kill
for these pieces it's just so beautiful check
that out so you can sort of see
how she's struggling to see us in the
sunlight now the problem is I can't move
these statues which means I'm forced to basically
shoot them the way they are so I
have to at least get the beautiful light
on her and then of course if it's
not perfect on him then it's okay you
can sort of see how those trees way
up above us are causing a shadow on
the top of the statue's hair on the
face is quite good but on the top
of the hair is not not that great
so just I'll just have to live with
it so you can see how I'm trying
to eliminate that shadow of the nose to
be at least above the lip or as
much as possible and I quite like the
way we've got the statue sort of like
almost seducing the the model which I think
is really cool now of course we have
overcast so we're
just trying to play with the light there
as you can see that right hand looked
a little bit distracting so I'm thinking what
do I do here I'm constantly tweaking these
kinds of shots that it's just important rather
than take hundreds or thousands and then hope
for the one then just take your time
and get the one so here I've just
sort of changed my angle there a little
bit love the editorial feel but now of
course the sun's come out again so again
we're switching between sun we're switching between overcast
and we're just doing the best we can
with what we've got here as you can
see love the fact that the jewelry is
in focus and that she's slightly out of
focus there now we
could have got a diffuser in there every
once in a while but I sort of
wanted to work with what we had and
try to take advantage of the differences so
even though it was quite challenging when I
was doing it I'm thinking I could just
put a diffuser in there and just soften
everything but I quite like the contrast so
I'm just using with what's around me there
as you can see so then the wind
was being very very painful so I just
took a photograph even while the the makeup
artist was actually just shooing the hair away
so just adjusting here guys again basically I'm
thinking of reasons why she can bring her
hands up to her face so I can
photograph the beautiful jewelry as you can see
so now you can see that actually using
the statue in a very different way than
before obviously quite uncomfortable but we're doing the
best we can to bring her close enough
to the statue's face without being too far
away and then every so often as you
can see here I'm cropping right in so
I've asked for a bit of warmth in
the eyes and you can sort of see
how now you can see that smile that
warmth once you educate your models as to
what you want and they get it quickly
then you set a precedent really for the
rest of the shoot so it becomes a
lot easier and if
you heard that little beep or that thing
that was Melissa's email coming in so we've
got lots of hero shots already which has
been fantastic we've changed the look about three
four times and we're getting really a lot
of incredible shots really quickly so you sort
of see how just getting her to relax
that hand there a little bit and then
just cropping in nice and tight really important
guys that like I said that you want
to always if you can based upon your
angle and what you're featuring is to basically
photograph the thinnest part of the wrist and
then if sometimes you're forced to photograph on
a certain angle at least you break the
monotony of that straight line with a little
bit of bend of the wrist or a
bend of the fingers so adjusting the hands
are a little bit just working my way
into it so
the light's quite challenging as you can see
it's gone from really sunny to hazy to
shady and I'm just wanting to adjust her
fingers there a little bit changing my cropping
there a little bit too and that's what
I wanted I basically wanted the rings in
focus and her face out of focus in
these shots but so like the fact now
we've got that one eye in shadow and
then the one eye in light and then
we've cropped nice and tight there as well
you see how we're just turning those hands
there around a little bit so we again
we're exposing the thinnest part of the wrist
and this kind of posing is exactly what
I would do with a modeling shoot whether
if I do that on a wedding day
and obviously even more important when you're photographing
jewelry and again these type crops are really
just to to give the jeweler some options
when she's doing her website whether she's promoting
in print and things like that so again
you can see what a slightly different angle
can make but I love the long shadows
of her eyelashes there on her face which
look really really cool and now of course
now we've got the sun come out out
again and now we're shooting in the shade
so I'm constantly changing my exposure here and
constantly just tweaking and changing so I
love that I actually quite like it that
everything's neutral so you can't see anything there
or it's just nice and subtle very very
clean there's no bra straps it's just her
skin and again now the sun came out
as you can see and of course we
have those the long shadows of her eyelashes
on her cheek which I thought was really
cute now as you can appreciate she's actually
mirroring exactly what I want because I'm showing
her exactly what I want to do guys
it's the easiest way you can actually get
someone to pose with you so you can
sort of see how beautiful those hands are
they're framing her face showing off the jewelry
pieces there as well hey
guys hope you enjoyed that something a little
bit different for this time around I usually
show you my weddings portraits and fashion shoots
but my fashion shoots are usually clothing that
I normally are specifically jewelry but
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