Great video as always. Props to the model being able to twist her ankle like the way she did in the first pose. Was that a 180 degree turn?

How 56mm autofocus

6:00 > By the way, where is that soft & gentle spot of light on the wall, directed toward the model, coming from?

5:35 > What a precise, subtle, and thoughtful choice of location. I truly enjoyed the selection of this spot, which is essentially an O.S.O. with excellent lighting conditions, and I admire you for it. Thank you!

Would you please show more of you directing the model with clear instructions through different poses in the photoshoot? Thanks ❤

Great work ! Do you use continuous auto focus with eye tracking for this shoot?

Kool… a mini workshop! Thanks. 😀🥳😎

New follower here! your work is a real inspiration! thanks for sharing

how do you install display luts!

Un plaisir de te voir en coup de vent au salon à Paris. Dommage pas eu le temps de te parler plus que te dire que c'était moi qui t'avais demandé quel ND tu utilisais. Ça serait cool de t'interviewer un jour sur ma chaîne. Keep up the good work as always!

Nice!!

Amazing work and reflections! Great!

Beautiful images and congratulations on the move.

Love the shots. What you using for retouching these days? I find myself spending like 20x more time retouching than shooting. 1 hour shoot quickly turns into 20-40 hours of retouching images. Its kinda destroyed photography for me.

Cool

is BenQ Pd2700Q good for davinci?

nice video. why you shooting on a tripod though?

You should really get into voice over work. Nice video too.

what a slow waste of time review 😂

As always, very nice. I photograph military aircraft. I especially like WWII and Korean war era aircraft. Naturally, I enjoy looking at other types of photography. Thank you for sharing.

I just got a deal on the 88 on eBay 950. Also came with defuser and grid. nice work,very cool video the excitement is back.

Greetings! why did you choose almost all photos with closed eyes?

That water photo is sick

What a crazy setup with so much to put on. I mean, if you're going to shoot for hours I get it. However to get just a few shots then it's a waste of money.

I was ‘classically’ trained in portrait lighting in 1972 apprenticing with world renowned photographer Monte Zucker who created a unique market niche of ‘Old World Master’ portraits simply by used the same light source they did a north facing window with nose pointed 45° to it to create an contrasting eye catching and attention holding ‘mask’ of highlights on the FRONT of the face and always past brow and in the eyes. We matched the same look in every reception shot by always having a FILL flash over the camera as the foundation and putting the KEY light the same as with the window 45° from the nose and higher than eye line but not so high the bow shades it. His critics would say, ‘All your portraits look the same’ but the response would be, ‘Well once you finally understand what models the 3D shape of a human face in the most flattering way why would you even think to use anything else? The goal isn’t doing something different to keep from getting bored it is to make the subject look their best.” I can see in your work you embrace that concept and bow in your general direction 👍😂

Stunning !

Good work ! Congrats !

this location is everything. Your images 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Looks like you gel the light or toast the colors in post?

still one of the best photographer channels I follow!

Superb work. Thnaks

Great location shoot! I was curious about your light stand, is it better for travel and are the legs adjustable at all? Setting lights up in outdoor locations when shooting solo can be tricky for me!

superb photoshoot

I recently got to play with the 100S II. It had the 80mm on it. I only had a few minutes with the camera but the images were super sharp and the colors were beautiful. I could use the images without post processing. I can see why you like the Fuji format.

Love it

Very nice. I truly like all of your posts, but if I had to pick, the sports oriented and portrait photos I enjoy a lot.

Frankly? Nice music, nice model, nice gear. But what did I learn? What lens you are using, why? What places you pick, what’s your intention?How you are directing your model? What are you aiming for?

I enjoy your work. I would love to see more behind the scenes.But I'd like to see something. If I see another video of somebody shooting a girl with a 36" round soft box, I think I might have to pull my eyes out. I enjoyed watching your videos where you use the Godox parabolics. Maybe more videos with mixed modifiers in mixed light conditions.

As always some cracking images. How about some Wing Chun action

Hi, great shoot and content as usual. You always keep me looking forward to the next one. More of these normal portraits are definitely welcome thank you.

As weird as it may sound, your lighting techniques and positioning/posing helps me quite a bit with my sports photography.

More cirque and athletes would be cool.

Hi, another in favor of more videos like this one.

I am enjoying your dance videos and bts of those videos. Loved the Tango video.

I’m not picky. Please post your current projects. Your images always look great. If you’re taking requests I like the dance photoshoots the best.

Im just enjoying the content. It’s interesting what you think and why you change thinks.

Hello ! great video as always. How many stops is the ND filter on the lens? thank you

Wushu is such a good subject. More of that please.

I enjoy these. I'm limited in the times I can get out and practice because of family obligations. So seeing your shooting angles, positions of lights and model are helpful. Thanks. Hope your redirection is good for you.

I'd love to see dancing related content since I recently got into that myself and have been working a bit with a dance school here in my town. It is so different from everything I've done before and I appreciate every tip, advice and idea I get.