How to Shoot Great Senior Portraits! In the Studio Classics and Outdoors with Godox V1 and Softbox.
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- čas přidán 27. 07. 2024
- Go Behind-the-Scenes with Master Portrait Artist, Tim Kelly, as he captures striking senior portraits of Elijah. Outside images are added to the collection in just minutes with Tim's off-camera Godox lighting.
This is a REAL CLIENT, not a creation for video - but, you're invited to follow along.
Viewers always say Tim makes it look easy, but for the most part, it comes down to being able to critique your own work, refining each pose or set-up until you are fully satisfied. You must be secure enough to say, "ah, let's fix this, or,I need your fill light a little closer". Make the search for the awesome exposures a joint effort - and have fun! Your results will be the evidence.
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0:00 Introduction
0:09 High School Senior Session
0:34 Color calibration on every session
1:38 Tim will usually hand-hold all digital cameras in studio
3:16 Changing center of balance
3:55 3x4 and 4x6 Soffboxes light the subject
6:07 A bit more classic with our "Orchestra" canvas
6:47 Nice variation, just losing the tie.
7:40 Using "Tim Kelly Signature Gray" Canvas background
8:17 Preparing to add mom to Elijah's portrait.
9:20 Now starting to build a family group
14:24 Heading to a patio for some quick variety.
14:34 Direction of available light is key.
14:39 We'll often add a keylight as needed.
14:43 We are using a 24"x24" Godox Softbox.
14:47 Powered by a Godox V1 Speedlight
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Great vid. Nice to see men modelling techniques.
Thanks!
Very timely. I’ve recently been asked to do a bunch of senior portraits. I’ve been a landscape photographer for decades but never before ventured seriously into portraits. You’re a lifesaver.
Great video
Thanks! And thanks for watching!
THE FATHER LOOKS LIKE A BROTHER
Indeed. Thanks for watching.
Love your work, everything about the way you get things done. Awesome
I appreciate that!
He looks great.
Thanks for watching!
amazing lighting and composition, good luck
Thank you - and thanks for watching.
another really good series of photographs,enjoyed watching you work again.one small point i noticed.the gap between the top button of the young man's shirt and the top of the knot of his tie constantly caught my eye.
Ha! Everything gets fixed at some stage of final product.
What white balance you set Auto or kelvin
This is really amazing. 🔥🔥🔥🔥Could you share how you edited the photos in a new video pls. 😊
He only had some skin issues. Nothing much to edit if you light it well, balance the background tones and pay attention to details.
I have some other videos on "culling" and on retouch techniques.
Tim Kelly's Master Photo Techniques thanks so much. Will check it out. Love your work. I’m now starting out and I’m learning so much from you.
@@TimKellysMasterPhotoTechniques curious if you edited out his braces? Would like to see some of his smiles
Hi Tim you are taking very nice pictures. I would like to ask if it is possible for you to include iso, F parameters for each photo? Thank you
My normal exposure is about 1/160 @f/11. I adjust lighting and exposure via output power on my light sources. Thanks for watching!
was that light above a continous light ?
No. I only use strobe with good modeling lamps.
So, nobody could make a proper Windsor knot!
My assistant and I can.