Online Editorial Shoot
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- While we've been in Paris at our amazing Airbnb we caught up with Shay again, and did this shoot for the cool online mag Livefast (link below). Peter's bedroom had some awesome natural light and was so beautiful, so he just used what we had for these shots - as he always says you don't need a huge studio to take great photos!
Model: Shay
Instagram: @shai.zaar
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Lighting: Natural light
Camera model: Leica SL2-S
Lens used: VARIO-ELMARIT-SL 1:2.8-4/24-90 ASPH
Shutter-speed: 1/250
Aperture: f/4
Iso: 1600
Filmed on:
Sony A7c with Zeiss Batis 18mm on a DJI Ronin-CS Gimbal
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Love, love, love large window light. The colors are nice but I like the B&W even better. Great room to shoot in.
I totally agree!
Brilliant shoot, Peter. Amazing mise en scene.
Thanks
nice shoot. Shay nailed it for melancholy for sure.
remember 'back in the day' when zooms were sketchy at best? film zooms f3.5-6.3 or some such nonsense on a similar range (or shorter 35-70 maybe) amount of zoom. carried 5 primes in my PJ and Air Force days.
looks really good. i need to learn some Ps to go with my LrC
if i do any cropping, i leave it the 2x3 (standard 35mm?) format unless im playing around to make it look more vintage and then i go 4x5 to mimic my Crown Graphic...
Thank you for your dialogue, just appreciate the effects of sun on, sun off, curtain screen on etc. Just great , all the best team for your trip.🎉
Glad you enjoyed it!
Many thanks for this new video. I cannot resist the temptation of doing once again apology of the mirrors. Mirrors are “portals” to other realities; I say it in plural because I think there is not one but many of them. My point of view is that with photography one of the three dimensions is lost so there must be something that replaces it, and there are multiple ways to do it. Mirrors, doors, windows, frames, … all of them are the same; they are meant to capture your gaze, they are constantly telling you: come here, enter, and I will show you what you are looking for… then you forget about the lost (3rd) dimension.
@Bec: Many thanks for recording this session; the mirror effect works in your favor; you know very well why. BTW: with the video camera you have caught the Model smiling; this is what I meant about “other realities”. As I mentioned in other post, I believe you made a lot of efforts in choosing a place like that. I have never valued gold jewelry, and this hasn’t changed, I have always preferred silver. But I can't resist the warmth of the golden colors.
@Shay: Many thanks for posing in this session. I am fully aware this video is not about dressing, but please let me say that I like a lot the way you dress or the way you don't dress, depends on the point of view (I prefer the latter). Those stockings are irresistible, because they reveal your skin; every line and outline in your body is meant to be followed by the gaze. All this with great respect.
@Peter: I read that fixed lenses are better that variable lenses because they have more specialized technology for specific focal lengths. My experience so far has been only with a zoom lens that I think are more appropriate for situations where, for example: a) I don't have the luxury of choosing the location where I am situated or the location of the object I want to photograph, b) the time is short, I either take the photography immediately or I lose the opportunity because there are people around, the sunlight changes, the location is dangerous... And think fixed lenses more appropriate for a) stable environments where you have more control of the situation; you chose the better spot for you and for the object to photography, b) you can properly take care of the multiple lenses to protect them …. But this is just my point of view, and I could be wrong. Now, one of my goals for the medium term is to find the better combination between fixed and zoom lenses.
@Peter: Many thanks for mentioning the exposure parameters, including the max and min acceptable speed and ISO values, based on your experience.
I’ve always enjoyed your style of photography, I look up to you as a mentor on how to get into portrait photography I’ve been doing photography since the beginning of 2023 and building my skills and I want to go into your style of photography I’ve started off doing street photography mixing styles but now I want to try something new and different more slow paced. Hopefully one day you can give us a story time on how you started your career very interested on how you got to where you are now today.
Very cool little shoot Peter she is a fabulous model she hits great little poses that grab hold of you Great stuff Peter👍🏻👍🏻📷🫶
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Peter, how do you get people to notice your photos your work. Where do you post, or how do you make the connections for all the publishers, films, magazines? Thanks again for making this. its awesome.
I just share my work on social media and with publications
Amazing art sir. Love watching your videos and seeing the process.
Thank you so much 😀
They need to have photography at the next Olympics 😅
Very nice photography, Peter. I don't use photoshop a lot as I do whatever I want in LR and Nik Collection, but the new AI tool in LR for removing small unwanted objects is surprisingly good. Much slower than the healing brush or the repair tool but not too bad on my 2015 iMac.
Fascinating to see the order of masking in that edit. Very straight forward and uncomplicated. Beautiful work.
Thanks so much
@@PeterCoulsonPhotographer You're very welcome, Peter!
Fantastic as usual.
Thank you! Cheers!
Not bad for a beginner 😂.
Loved the video.
We could use more of those quick inbetween ones.
Thanks for sharing 🎉
Glad you liked it, more coming
Great job Peter as always bec your awesome to ❤
thanks
Always entertaining !
Thank you
Love the light beautiful ! Cheers🎉
Thank you! Cheers!
The focusing on the pillow is so real 😂
the bonjour after the hello guys is just perfect 👏
Fantastic mate, loved it...
Thanks a lot!
always great content Peter, best wishes from Florida, Paul
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Great shots. Personally I never removed the pimples or whatever else from people’s face. Nobody is perfect and that’s why it’s perfect. It is what it is. Keep it natural
I do what my customers want, they pay the bills 😁
Another great vid
Glad you enjoyed
Peter, it would be great to see some of the behind the scenes of these trips.
good idea
@@PeterCoulsonPhotographer looking forward to this. Cheers Peter.
Sublime 😌✨👌🏿
Amazing
Thanks
Window light was amazing. A more detailed editing video would be cool with the current LrC features. Or Ps.
Thanks yes it was an awesome glow coming through the window. I have more detailed retouching videos on inspire.peter-coulson.com.au
@@PeterCoulsonPhotographer awesome, thanks!
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Do you find that AirBnB's in Europe are a bit more easy going in their pricing? I know here in the states there is a huge issue with either corporations buying/leasing housing and then charging an arm and a leg, to the point they cost as much or more than a nice hotel. Or you just have greedy independent owners that will charge a $200 per day cleaning fee, then ask you to do most the cleaning, and again the cost becomes as much or more than a nice hotel where all of that is included.
yes Airbnb's are now too expensive but 1 room hotels can be boring
@@PeterCoulsonPhotographer Very true, and the ones that have character (usually in boutique hotels) cost a lot, too.
It varies. You can find some absolute gems in Europe. I've had entire 3 or 4 bed homes with beautiful decor for less than more popular apartments cost.
Bonjourrrrrrrrrrr! :-)
Love the shots!
Is the SL2S tethered to Lightroom? I can’t tether mine 😫 not sure where I did wrong
have you downloaded the Leica lightroom tether download
@@PeterCoulsonPhotographerI downloaded it and it works! THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!
Shay: She's a...no,... *the* model. No doubt.
Yes Shay is an awesome model
Hello! Very enriching content! Hugs!
Thank you
Hi from London, think im first here!
Hello there!
Do not recall using ISO=1600. Be interesting to see the resulting images.
1600 iso on modon cameras is fine
@@PeterCoulsonPhotographer Thank you.
You are good
thank you
1st comment
Did u both go to the Olympics?
no 😊
Funny magazines are trying to get you work. At least it gives hope for there still being people that want out work. The question is. Are they willing to pay for it
They need content for their magazines, most aren't willing to work but it's free advertising which then picks up good paying jobs
@@PeterCoulsonPhotographer I have stepped away from thinking shooting models is ever going to earn any money (unless you are like the top 5 photographer in the world). There is nobody out there anymore that pays a photographer for shooting models. The only types of photography that earns money is family, couples, kids and such. There is clients. The model photography they just get it all done for free by someone.
Nice video. hugs from Brazil
Thank you very much!
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