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thank tou very much for your outstanding video's and very good explanation. I am a 67 years old amateur from the Netherlands and taking my first steps trying to make nice portrets. I learn a lot from your video's

Can you do a video on your favorite videos or tutorials, you've recorded over the years 🤔

Absolutely wonderful location, but the way you "make" the images, is what makes them really shine. Thanks for the fabulous video. Looking forward for more and Happy 2025!

Fantastic! Beautiful work and the use of light in many ways. You are a MASTER!

I admired your shots nice composition

After watching one of your videos I thought this is just what I need to join your shoots until I realised that you are in Newcastle Australia and I'm in Newcastle UK, I am really disappointed now.

Thanks Warren. What an opportunity to shoot in such a great location. I can’t believe they could walk in some of those shoes. 😂. Very impressive.

Thanks Warren. What an opportunity to shoot in such a great location. I can’t believe they could walk in some of those shoes. 😂. Very impressive.

I learn so much from your teaching. Thank you👋🏻

Very nice Warren!

This location is a dream of every people photographer. The photos are spectacular. My favorite is 5:08min.

Beautiful pictures . I liked the mood and composition of the images taken at time stamp 9.46. You are quite an inspiration to me. Thanks.

Saturday mornings with Warren 💪🏿📸

Enjoyed your video. thank you. Question. first 10mins: seems you like 1/50, why is this your preference? . cant it be higher like 1/80-1/100 with higher iso? less model fatigue?

The photos with gels are so beautiful

I just found your channel and I am thoroughly enjoying your teaching and skills. I particularly like the video about the "flash drag" ... Very cool mate! In this great video what is our camera/lens combo w/Maxine?

The Stofen - or the "cone," as you call it - doesn't soften the light but it does reduce specularity a little. And some photographers use them outdoors for that reason alone, not because they have delusions of softness. I've seen really great results from that. Of course, it still isn't a soft light but it's a "smoother" looking hard light, if that makes sense. Great vid.

Thanks so much for this interesting video! I have not done any flash work as yet, but I will be soon. I can see how it will improve my shots a lot when doing model shoots. Thanks again.

Fantastic very interesting video! I take pictures at events, in manual it's hard to work because when I move the light changes all the time...! In fact in that situation I use TTL. Do you have any advice? Thanks a lot

Lovely and Educative. What are the model of your gear used e.g Camera and Flash

Like your video, are u located in Newcastle Ca?

For me I use an on camera for events and wedding non portraits The TTL on the profoto is amazing I almost never misses A little pricey

Another great video from you how to use simple tools efectively. I almost lost myself in all those f.cking lights, softboxes...😁. Sometimes simplicity can offers more creativity and pleasure at work. Thanks man and stay well.

I guess I missed it but why are you shooting down on your model so much around 10 minutes into the video?

Excellent coverage of thee subject and techniques.

My question is: Is it possible to use the additional flash? Because I see that you are using a "more powerful, larger and heavier" one. Please explain to me. Greetings from Ecuador!

Best video I have ever seen in 15years,Thanks many. Please write the settings you have used.

Great information and examples as usual. I have a small space that's great for this type of practice. What focal length/s were you using?

À very complète video with examples that clearly show the differences. A very, very nice vidéo. Thank you very much for the time you spent to do it. 😊 Waiting always the next one 💋

Very nice video on classical flash use. Things change, once you use flash with a global shutter as found on the SONY A9III. The principals still remain, but there is much more freedom, using flash with a GS.

Would be nice to show your camera settings on each photo

Would be a good idea to say what your camera (iso, ss & aperture) & flash (power etc) settings are for each photo to give people an idea of where to start in similar situations.

fab , im from the u,k what u would call a pommie lol. im liking yr videos iv watch a few already and intend to watch more. thanks for sharing .

Very good video! It is good to see someone who knows what their doing do a video! You may consider doing a video about your busisness / studio. Thanks!

excellent, I always learn from you teacher, greetings

Personally I think you are using a to powerful flash, many of your pictures have a "fake" feeling, because subjects are lid from a totally different angle than the rest of the picture.

Thank you for another great useful video class.

Nice work and content :), the only problem with on camera flash would be that it is almost impossible to create some sort of drama or make a subject pop (except very large dark room :D ) because the light always spills around from huge surface without controll. Good for standard photos, but If you need to be competitive and make your pics stand out among others the off camera flash is a must I think :) Just my opinion ;)

Great and useful content. Thank´s Warren!

Great video as always would have liked to see a outdoor shoot using direct flash 👍

Really useful combination of theory and practical demonstration - thank you for this

Another Saturday morning with Warren

Two Comments: (1) After neglecting on-camera flash for years, I got crazy when my light stand for off-camera flash gets blown over again and again and re-considered on-camera flash. However, I do almost exclusively portraits in portrait orientation and I disliked the shadow not being below the face but on the side (see your photo at 36:15min). Then I found a bracket that can be rotated and allows the flash to shoot from above the camera in both portrait and landscape orientation. I still like off-camera flash better, but using this bracket I have a good alternative if off-camera flash cannot be used (too windy, too crowded, etc.). (2) I was very surprised that the influence of blocking the light with the photographer's body when bouncing the flash on back wall is this pronounced. Experiences like this make your videos so valuable.

Great content Warren!

You are like my "old" teacher that I loved at school. Very exciting in your words, your ideas and your BTS are fantastic . Your kindness is on the tone of your voice and I should be honored to have a grandfather like you to learn photos with you. 😊 I am French and your accent is perfect because I understand you. Dont worrying about that ❤ From a 56 y.o. French Woman 😊

SUPER. SUPER , THE BEST VIDEOS , VERY NICE வீடியோ நன்றாக இருக்கிறது வாழ்த்துக்கள் , R.MANOHAR. (MGR) CHENNAI-சென்னை INDIA,*

I remember a time where Iso was on the pellicule you bought, not a paramétrer you could change 😊😊😊 kodak 100, 200, 400,800 iso ... No triangle at this time 🤣🤣🤣

Great shots. Would it be better to have the soft box closer to subjects for softer lighting?

Great video. Thank you.

Really enjoyed your photos this time. I often find that a flash used outdoors can ruin photos because you use too much. This time I thought the flash was well balanced. Thank you for being an inspiration.