Directing Over Posing with Chloe Ramirez
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- čas přidán 11. 03. 2019
- Do you long to create photographs that are filled with emotion and life? Join instructor Chloe Ramirez as she breaks down exactly how she directs her subjects to gets image that are never stiff but alive, natural and full of emotion. Whether you are a wedding photographer, portrait or family photographer you can use these techniques and apply them anytime you are photographing people.
Objectives:
Owning who you are as an artist.
Attracting your ideal client.
Questionnaires and location picking.
Sessions that fit your clients style.
Cultivating a relationship with you clients that ensures trust.
Directing for natural posing.
Getting a range of emotion from each session.
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One of the best vids ever. This is what making images of people is about!
Chloe is such a breath of fresh air. As I sat here listening to her, I realized how similar her experiences with starting out are to my own. I am in that place where I've gone to all of the trouble to start a business, but have such a complete lack of confidence in myself, especially when comparing myself to others and thinking "I'll never be as good as them." I think it's good to hear about the failures and shortcomings of talented photographers.
Also, and as a photography novice, it has never occurred to me to draw on my own experiences as a human being to capture the shots that I wanted. I've been so preoccupied with looking for books and videos on how to pose people, that I never stopped to think "what would I be doing in this situation," or "how would the subjects normally react in this situation?" I think I forget sometimes that my goal as a photographer is telling a story, and as with any other kind of storytelling these are precisely the questions we would ask.
This video, for me, has been one of the best, most valuable, and most informative from B&H. Thanks Chloe!
Chloe you are a very passionate storyteller of the Human Spirit! Keep it up
Loved this video. I’ll be watching this again. Hoping to find more content from Chloe and really glad to have discovered another artist that I can follow for inspiration.
Facing the need to define "life", most biologists say "Life is constant and infinite movement.".
As an actor (and photographer, and else) I can testify... there's no way you can direct an artist, even though she/he only just performs. Each interpreter has their own and unique way of giving the performance.
In my workshops, I try to teach to my students they won't be taught... which scares them first. Then they get to understand what it means : getting a point, somewhere on the "artistic horizon", and try one's best to reach it while making the most of the journey.
All that... the will + the start + the knowledge + the skills + the journey + the intention(s) + the flexibility + the observation + the acceptance ( + else) makes for the act of creation then, ultimately, the creation itself.
Her energy and enthusiasm is what made this video so engaging, and helped so much to soak in all her knowledge and expertise! Hope to see more of her on B&H!
Very inspirational love your work ✨
I am so glad you picked up your camera again. That slide show was incredibly moving.
Wow, her photos are incredible. Great lecture too. Thank you!
Great video,definitely giving me strategies for my next photography tutorial and photoshoot!👌
This was immensely helpful!! Thank you!!
such an inspiring story for anybody who wants to explore what art can mean! Thank you :)
Absolutely awesome lifestyle story telling. :)
such a brilliant talk!
I really appreciate these videos, but I would expect better production (especially audio) from a company that sells pro audio and video equipment.
Chloe did an amazing job. Very inspiring. I learned quite a bit, especially how it’s okay to enjoy and explore my photography style.
Thanks for watching!
Wish this video was 2hrs🔥
There are so many great photographers all over the world ! It's very interesting to read the story of the famous French sulptor "Auguste Rodin". Many of his most notable sculptures were criticized during his lifetime. Being famous or getting paid for photoshoots doesn't mean necessarily being special and excellent, although lots of those online lecturers state the opposite.
so what do you try to get across here? She's not quite good?
15min in and she hasn't really shared any real useful information.
Ok, after the 20-min mark she gave a lot of good tips
35 min in .. holy crap what good insights!
I had the same feeling. At the beginning, the advice given felt a bit cliche and mediocre, but by the time she was finished I was left really motivated and full of ideas. I advise to finish watching it, it's well worth the time :)