20: How to shoot landscapes with commercial appeal. Brief code: 776143084

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How to shoot landscapes with commercial appeal.
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[@FrankyDeMeyer]

Inspiring! Thanks for this, Kelvin! The tip to fall back to your regular landscape pattern, seeking good light and framing, and then put yourself or others in the frame is a really good one. Makes me want to get out again. Might even steal the neighbour's dog as a "prop" for this ;)

[@BardhokNdoji]

That is clear and detailed explanation and I think this will help me a lot. Thank You

[@thananatsuksamai6135]

Thank you for the great tips and techniques.👍

[@sandiegophoto64]

Great advice Kelvin

[@ManoChandraDhas]

Thank you Kelvin.

[@carwax]

really helpful!

[@dapurngonten]

thank you for the tips

[@lisatalarico4689]

I liked this video very much. Thank you. Does Getty offer the 'catch all release' mentioned in the video?

[@gettyimagescreative3972]

A catch all release is simply a normal model release. When you fill it in with your creator / model details, you can state that it covers ANY date and any Self Portrait. And to make things super easy for inspectors to spot, you can also choose to add the Catch All Self Portrait title to the top of the release yourself.

[@lisatalarico4689]

@@gettyimagescreative3972 thanks so much

[@user-fc9co9pd2m]

🔥🔥

[@gillismitch234]

This is interesting, thank you. Now please tell me how I can find a brief using this code
(I tried entering this into the search on the community page, on the briefs page and in the browser address bar instead of the ID of another brief. None of this worked and I have no more guesses)

[@gettyimagescreative3972]

This brief code is associated with the topic of shooting released people in landscapes. If you have any suitable content, please manually add that brief code to the files or your batch, using your upload tool of choice.
There isn't a brief in the briefing tool, but manually adding in the brief code should still allow any files submitted to count in terms of us tracking and promoting the content, as well as collecting Rewards points, like any other creative brief.
The brief code can be used by non exclusives, though only exclusives collect Rewards / points for submitting to briefs / using brief codes.

[@oliscurra]

With the advent of AI, where is the value of a “real photo” vs something dreamed up that simply looks real?

[@archiboldakaparacelsius7224]

Of course, photographs and videos of people look more interesting. However, the need to obtain permission to film from these people is a big problem for such filming. I can walk up to a person and ask, “Can I take a photo of you?” And this person can say, “Sure, go ahead!” But when I take out a special form and say “I need all your personal data for this.”, then this person will simply send me to hell. This is where it all ends. That's why I don't take pictures of people. There won't be any interesting stories.