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Let's clean this...
Hello Patreons!, how are you all?.
Welcome to one more
section of Patreon.
This time I will show you
a real session.
This was a workshop I thought in Durango city.
This year.
In October.
We had the opportunity
to go to a place like those that I really like:
A visually clean place.
With lines. With shadows.
A place that allows you to play and have fun
with the little there.
The worst that I can do
is to get to a session
and that the place is completely saturated and full.
That I can't see not even the horizon,
that there are no defined lines.
Paintings hanging everywhere.
In that case, I get scared.
So, in this event, Rogelio -the organizer-
helped me recording with the Osmosis Pocket.
I asked him to go to a place where we could talk.
Where there weren't so many cars.
Where we could hear each others.
And a place where there were not so many distractions.
I did another workshop there 4 years ago
and the session was a little harder.
But this time was great.
We drive around half an hour
and we arrive at this dam.
I am going to be honest with you.
Right at the end of the session
the light was getting amazing.
But well, at a wedding or a workshop
you have an end time,
or is there might be an event after yours...
You can't control that.
So, we used a lot of hard light.
Gera y Cris are the couple that modeled for us.
They are photographers too.
Amazing ones. They are doing great.
She loves dance. She was a dancer.
In several photos I used her energy.
It was a collaboration.
I am not going to explain so much in this video
because you will listen to the audio.
This will be a "behind the scenes" video.
We will listen to the entire collaboration.
There were more people there, other photographers.
So, to be photographing in front of photographers
always adds a little pressure.
But I think in the end
we achieved about 11 images worth sharing.
I was very happy with the result.
I hope you enjoy this work.
How is this?. I don't get it.
Mmm, ok.
Where there is less mess.
Where there is less graffiti, man.
This is the one.
This is the cleanest. Here it is.
Oh, fuck... Stay there.
I like this.
It's cool.
The thing here is... about dynamism.
Sometimes...
I see the framing but we don't add movement.
So, it feels like it could have been much better.
You are against that.
Like "it's looks pretty and romantic"...
but you like the dynamism. - Exactly
Yes, like adding a little something unexpected.
That's the fun.
How "you are too far" can we go here?.
I always start with that one.
"How far can I...?"
And then we get closer.
I don't want the next link to be seen.
So, maybe here...
I want you to be spinning, carefully.
And in other one, man...
You are going to walk, just like this...
We are going to break... this triangle.
Yes, that's great.
I always doubt the negative space.
If I leave it down or up.
Like I'm always doubting a little...
Before you jump here
walk without going down.
To the horizontal.
- Me?. - Yes.
Just looking down. Walking...
And you, "mija" just do your show.
I don't know if you saw...
...when he is on the right side...
the shadow looks so cool.
Ok, Gera. Right there, man...
you're going to run down this side.
From there to here. In diagonal.
So your shadow will be here in this wall.
A little bit closer.
Here. Do you see my shadow?.
We can try this
no longer making it so flat.
Going more into the shadow....
and shooting diagonally.
- Does the hat helps? - Sorry?
- The "sombrero" - We can try, sure
I honestly don't think about that but it would be fine. Sure.
I'm not that good with details.
- The sun is going down - It's ok, don't worry
Something unexpected always comes up and you have to improvise.
If you want control... go to the studio.
Ok, mijos. So, here we go...
1, 2... Go!.
Got it!.
Can you get in profile?.
Yes!.
Ok, we will make other movements here.
I always try to have variations of the same action.
I never know if that was the good one
or if I rather change it.
It's like being kind of a designer.
Thinking: "What looks good here or here?".
Emotion doesn't f*cking care here.
If we are making a poster
imagine that they are an indie music f*cking band.
So, let's change that: "Bride and Groom in love"
Let's do something cool.
Even if they get divorced, they love this photo.
That's the concept.
Watch this, that tree from behind...
I hate it.
So, if I go down I remove those bullsh*t.
Things like that are critical for me;
they are a distraction.
It's like: "I don't want you in this photo. Get out of here."
But sometimes you do become kind of obsessive compulsive.
And for things like that
I might not have taken a photo that could have been a good one.
I always put this challenge on you:
How can we squeeze this same location?.
Without the need to be moving like a lot.
I'm thinking of...
Come down, guys.
Now we will put them at the center. Right here.
And if we are going to continue playing with this space...
Sometimes we only have a chance of only one location.
So, it's like: "Work with this, man"
"Go deeper".
We have 360º in any location.
So, that's my idea. I'm always like...
Cris, I think you will be placed like...
- Like this - Ok
Before doing that,
hug each other first.
Like a hanging hug.
Cris, you will be looking down.
Here we have the option
to focus on the tattoo and the ring.
I mean, see everything as a puzzle.
We do have the image now.
F*ck it. We are building it in little pieces.
And then we show the obvious.
All together.
F*ck it.
Here comes the second one!.
Is procreated!.
The second child
He's going to be called Fer.
I'm always messing with them. Always.
Always, always, always.
What do you say?. Yes I am?.
We need to provoke them.
Otherwise is like...
Exactly, man.
Ok, let's see another hug. No smiling this time.
Just being with each other.
Look even the... Oh, that's cool.
Again, if we take the monsters out of the picture
the composition would still be solid.
It would be something
you would print and put as a wallpaper in your house.
Or, at least in your phone.
Or in that laptop you don't even use anymore.
It's about that.
Seek harmony in what we are doing.
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