Appreciate the feedback! I’ll definitely start incorporating some of the tips you gave into my own work!! Also, I think this would be an awesome series to start! Maybe a weekly round up of some creators you find do awesome work!
Thanks for submitting my friend! If you’re not following me on Instagram I’ve starting doing a feature Friday on my Instagram sharing photos I like from the week. 👊🏼 Might make this an annual thing for the Instagram review if it goes well! Cheers!
Really love this concept! maybe for the next video you could even have the owner of the pages on a zoom call and you do rapid 5 minute advice sessions!
Seems like many folks are going for the dark and moody look like beckiandchris or peter McKinnon's petespiratelife page, but just ending up with underexposed pictures. IMO that look only works for certain compositions where you can still use the full dynamic range (ex some part of the image is still pushing the bright side of your histogram even if your histogram is left heavy). It'll be nice to see a tutorial on how to achieve that dark look without going into the underexposed look. For me that involves a lot of masking, then bringing the blacks up in the tone curve, adding some blues and bringing the luminance up in the shadows of the color grading panel
Hey I’m Ragensf yes the model photography is definitely a talking point! Really appreciate giving me the time and feedback. Good luck in your future of photography and everything else, I’ll be watching 🙏🏼
Hey man! Thanks for responding. Firstly, hope you know I’m not throwing any shade! Your insanely talented, just used those photos as an opportunity to bring awareness to my thought process around how I brand myself. Much love brother and I appreciate you trusting me with your work. 👊🏼 Out of curiosity, when you post that work are you thinking about the long term branding? Or is that the type of work your hoping to attract? Let us into the thought process?
@@TheCarCreative hey no not at all, it’s really handy to know a professional who’s got a lot more experience in this field to see their view and what it looks like in your eyes. Very helpful for myself. I started working and currently work with a lot of influencers so it’s kind of the scene Im in, alot of social media management so the “hype” aspect of models and influencers cars seem to work and get a positive response with clients I work with.
Thanks to everyone who shared their profiles, I didn't have the guts to but learning a lot! Someone's grandpa once told me 'dress for the job you want, not the job you have' I guess it could be applied to how we 'dress' our IG pages
Thanks for the feature man! And yes, the sunset stuff is definitely a little oversaturated. The sky was absolutely bonkers that morning and I couldn't help myself. And I was fortunate enough to photograph Ken at Susquehannock Trail Performance Rally: STPR in September at my first rally event. I've learned so much from you and your videos. #kb43ver
For Motion/panning shots I shoot anywhere from 1/100th, all the way down to 1/5th, the "hit rate" is definitely less when you get really low, but it makes for some wild photos. Typically for some nice panning shots I can shoot consistently at 1/30th-1/25th. It takes a LOT of practice, and even takes time to "warm up" each time I shoot.
Great video! I will say that sometimes overexposed highlights can be creative decision, you needn't always keep them exposed (whether in camera or during the edit).
I love how you took your time with every page and found things to like and critique. It really shows that you care bro! It would be such an honor to be in your next video @stellervisuals
Thanks brother! I definitely do care. Had hundreds of submissions so wasn’t the easiest haha! But enjoyed it and hopefully added value to the space. 👊🏼
Hey dude, you often talk about preserving the highlights and the shadows of images so I am curious- do you ever use exposure bracketing to create more hdr photos? Obviously this only works with static shots, but I would love to know your thoughts on the technique.
Currently I'm exploring different types of photography, particularly street and car photography. Unfortunately, I don't have access to friends with impressive cars, and my attempts to work with dealerships have been unsuccessful. Therefore, I've been experimenting with taking pictures of parked cars and capturing random car panning shots. I would greatly appreciate any guidance on developing my channel and strategy. Thank you, and I admire your work. Looking forward to your feedback.
@@TheCarCreative ofc bro! We follow you because we love your content and we admire your style what can be better to us than get some review from u? It could also provide us some boost and grow to be seen on your channel. As and amateur car photographer I would be honour to be review by u, keep doing your hard work
The forza horizon 5 photo being reviewed killed me. Proves how good in game photography is getting
9:51 this is a Forza video game pic 😂 absolutely amazing that you didn’t notice it. Still a beautiful shot
Yeah😅
I'm going to add to this, for someone that's always on the "media spectrum" how can you not even realize that the whole image isn't "actually real?" 🤣
9:34 I believe was a pic taken in forza horizon 5, I think he does a bit of in-game photography.
It seems as though that may be the case, 🤔 interesting! I guess it’s tough to shoot raw in forza haha my bad!
Appreciate the feedback! I’ll definitely start incorporating some of the tips you gave into my own work!! Also, I think this would be an awesome series to start! Maybe a weekly round up of some creators you find do awesome work!
Thanks for submitting my friend! If you’re not following me on Instagram I’ve starting doing a feature Friday on my Instagram sharing photos I like from the week. 👊🏼 Might make this an annual thing for the Instagram review if it goes well! Cheers!
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Thanks for the feature Alex, appreciate it bud and cheers for the tips, will definitely put them to use going forward
Really love this concept! maybe for the next video you could even have the owner of the pages on a zoom call and you do rapid 5 minute advice sessions!
Seems like many folks are going for the dark and moody look like beckiandchris or peter McKinnon's petespiratelife page, but just ending up with underexposed pictures. IMO that look only works for certain compositions where you can still use the full dynamic range (ex some part of the image is still pushing the bright side of your histogram even if your histogram is left heavy). It'll be nice to see a tutorial on how to achieve that dark look without going into the underexposed look. For me that involves a lot of masking, then bringing the blacks up in the tone curve, adding some blues and bringing the luminance up in the shadows of the color grading panel
Thank you for the feature and feedback Alex!
Thank you so much for the tips and for review my profile! ❤️ i will incorporate what do you say!
Before i forget: I'm from Brazil 🇧🇷
Hey I’m Ragensf yes the model photography is definitely a talking point! Really appreciate giving me the time and feedback.
Good luck in your future of photography and everything else, I’ll be watching 🙏🏼
Hey man! Thanks for responding. Firstly, hope you know I’m not throwing any shade! Your insanely talented, just used those photos as an opportunity to bring awareness to my thought process around how I brand myself. Much love brother and I appreciate you trusting me with your work. 👊🏼
Out of curiosity, when you post that work are you thinking about the long term branding? Or is that the type of work your hoping to attract? Let us into the thought process?
@@TheCarCreative hey no not at all, it’s really handy to know a professional who’s got a lot more experience in this field to see their view and what it looks like in your eyes. Very helpful for myself.
I started working and currently work with a lot of influencers so it’s kind of the scene Im in, alot of social media management so the “hype” aspect of models and influencers cars seem to work and get a positive response with clients I work with.
Thanks to everyone who shared their profiles, I didn't have the guts to but learning a lot! Someone's grandpa once told me 'dress for the job you want, not the job you have' I guess it could be applied to how we 'dress' our IG pages
Brilliant video! Lot of learnings from other pages. And thanks for your comment on my page!💪
Thanks for the feature man! And yes, the sunset stuff is definitely a little oversaturated. The sky was absolutely bonkers that morning and I couldn't help myself. And I was fortunate enough to photograph Ken at Susquehannock Trail Performance Rally: STPR in September at my first rally event. I've learned so much from you and your videos. #kb43ver
For Motion/panning shots I shoot anywhere from 1/100th, all the way down to 1/5th, the "hit rate" is definitely less when you get really low, but it makes for some wild photos. Typically for some nice panning shots I can shoot consistently at 1/30th-1/25th. It takes a LOT of practice, and even takes time to "warm up" each time I shoot.
Thanks alex for review
Great video! Love seeing the feedback and how to improve. Great stuff!
Bummer I missed the announcement about this, some valuable advice and great featured photographers to enjoy watching though! 👌🏼
Shoot! Next time brother. Thanks for watching and definitely hope you found it helpful!
Hoping to appear on next video ! Thank you so much !
I'd love to catch you on the next run, see what you think. I always love good CC. I plan to build my portfolio a lot this year.
Hey that’s me!!!!! Heck yeah!
Great video! I will say that sometimes overexposed highlights can be creative decision, you needn't always keep them exposed (whether in camera or during the edit).
Really appreciate the feedback friend! Only gets me more hyped about shooting cars. Thank you!
Love it. Thanks for being a part of the community! 👊🏼
Some amazing work from the community. Man mine would be embarrassing 😳🤣
I don't shoot cars, and I learned alot, thanks Alex!
Thanks Davey, glad you were able to get something from it, given that you are an expert!
Appreciate the kind words brotha👊
Bought your lr toolkit will try it tonight
Thanks for the support. It’s a different way of doing things but I use it every day! So helpful!
9:02 you do know it is in Forza Horizon 5 not Real life. Looks incredible tho I also started in Forza
Wwhhaaatt?! I’ve been dooped! Haha!
I love how you took your time with every page and found things to like and critique. It really shows that you care bro! It would be such an honor to be in your next video @stellervisuals
Thanks brother! I definitely do care. Had hundreds of submissions so wasn’t the easiest haha! But enjoyed it and hopefully added value to the space. 👊🏼
A have the toolkit...super useful
My dude! Thanks for the shoutout! We need to shoot together one day!
That would be epic brother! Where are you located?
@@TheCarCreative LA dude
Hey dude, you often talk about preserving the highlights and the shadows of images so I am curious- do you ever use exposure bracketing to create more hdr photos? Obviously this only works with static shots, but I would love to know your thoughts on the technique.
Hey Alex, thank you so much for your Feedback 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 and yes, im using the S5
Let’s go! I appreciate you trusting your hard work with me. 👊🏼
@@TheCarCreative yes sure, I just want to learn and develope myself
Awesome reviews!
Tried not to go too hard… it’s the Canadian in me 😅
You can't shoot in RAW in Forza Horizon 5 game @09:10
I’m pretty sure the guy @9:25 takes pictures in Forza Horizon lol
I believe your correct. I’m learning this the hard way haha!
Something i have found when trying to post raw on instagram is it gets really blocky, how do you counteract that
I'm using an A6000, what would be a good lens for automotive photography?
Sigma 30mm is great 👍
@@Purple_Lace I'll look into it, thank you for replying!
Currently I'm exploring different types of photography, particularly street and car photography. Unfortunately, I don't have access to friends with impressive cars, and my attempts to work with dealerships have been unsuccessful. Therefore, I've been experimenting with taking pictures of parked cars and capturing random car panning shots. I would greatly appreciate any guidance on developing my channel and strategy. Thank you, and I admire your work.
Looking forward to your feedback.
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Thanks for watching!!
I do my best to leave a comment on every channels videos I'm subbed to. Least I can do for your effort🤙🏼💜
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Thank you so much bro, I really appreciate you taking the time to do these, feedback for me is huge 🙌🏼🤍
Hoping to appear on next video 🤩 @aztareth_photography
Did you like this style of video?
@@TheCarCreative ofc bro! We follow you because we love your content and we admire your style what can be better to us than get some review from u? It could also provide us some boost and grow to be seen on your channel.
As and amateur car photographer I would be honour to be review by u, keep doing your hard work
Thanks brother. Much appreciated! Hopefully I’ll get to do more of these in the future 😃
If you end up doing this again, I’d love some professional cc on my work. @jaycubem