35mm Cloudy Photography with Composition Breakdown

[@AlDarweesh]

The way you explain things; a unique perspective and you explain it so clearly.

[@marcushembroff3303]

I could watch these all day

[@chardlargodizimo]

Loved your videos! Especially of how you edit your photos. Plus, the 15-20 minute length is perfect-just like watching an episode of anime.

[@marcushembroff3303]

Just found your videos I’m obsessed. Helps me so much. Just bought a 35mm gm and getting used to it

[@adriensanguinetti]

Glad you like them!

[@leo.y.comprendo]

Thanks for sharing your valuable insights! I always feel unmotivated to shoot in these light conditions (which unfortunately is the case most of the time in the city I live) but you always prove that a great composition can be made regardless

[@sunlounger29]

Another great photo lesson! Thank you! My favorite shot were the two vending machines in conversation!

[@adriensanguinetti]

THanks :)

[@LaFuenteOnFilm]

This was so relaxing, great shots!!

[@adriensanguinetti]

Thank you so much!

[@tom_ayto4240]

ADRIEN I LOVE YOU!

[@kevinandersson2133]

I like your content alot. Your explanation of compositions, insights and tips are well worth my time! Greetings from the Swedish west coast :)

[@adriensanguinetti]

Glad it helps :)

[@photogroup16]

really well explained thought process and reasoning behind the compositions.

[@LeeFreeman-1986]

Great work

[@adriensanguinetti]

Thanks!

[@-grey]

Thanks for talking through working the scene. I find it very interesting to hear how other people consider a frame as they approach a scene. Good situational awareness for elements clipping behind layers and at the edge of frame is very hard to develop. I think I need to take my time a little bit more. Great point about overcast colours. I shoot colour more than light so I love flat days. It lets me boost my contrast a bit more. I live in México though, so we get clouds only in the summer time. I haven't seen a cloud in ~8 months. 😂 The temple from above almost has a Golden Ratio type of read line on the go pro footage. With a little bit of manoeuvring I think we could maybe find a nice spiral line around the graveyard and temple. ✨

[@KillerTacos54]

Excellent

[@adriensanguinetti]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@iamshayt]

Love your photos and video work man! question: Are you using the 35mm when shooting the video footage as well?

[@SM-dh2cc]

Would like to know as well!

[@tom.allez2134]

I like that concept of using wide lenses for new locations and longer for old locations. I am keeping that in mind from now on

[@GG-uz8us]

I don't understand ...

[@nostaljeck]

As always, great work Adrien. Anyway, Im just curious, may I ask what is your favorite preset in your pack? 😊

[@Pirate_]

Amazing video. Do you also color grade your gopro footage?

[@adriensanguinetti]

Thanks, no color grade, I just adjust the exposure

[@yugen9037]

Hi Adrien, Thanks for all the videos you have shared. I really am interested in the GRIII because of you. I have a A7RIII and 35mm and 85 are my main lenses when photographing but I'm finding I need more space and I want the composition challenge. My question to you is, would you still recommend the GRIII or just buying the Sony FE 28mm? Are you still happy with the GR? Thank you in advance.

[@paulthiebaut]

Do you ever use clear image zoom instead of crop mode sometimes ?

[@adriensanguinetti]

Never, should try it ^^'

[@paulthiebaut]

@@adriensanguinetti unfortunately I saw it only works with jpeg so doesn’t give a lot of flexibility for post…

[@oscarrodriguez1313]

When you shoot do you underexpose the image?

[@adriensanguinetti]

Most times yes but when it is overcast I tend to shoot at 0 or +0.3 on the exposure compensation

[@oscarrodriguez1313]

@@adriensanguinetti thank you, keep up the amazing work you’re doing.

[@krhump]

Sorry what camera do you use ?

[@kaneda8625]

Hey Adrien, can I ask you why do you use the 35 2.8 if you have the 35 1.4 sigma? size and weight?

[@kaneda8625]

I own a 35 1.4 GM, it's not a bulky lens, but it's not very light and pocket-sized. For this reason I was thinking about to get a 35 2.8 Sony, to transform the A7IV into an ''X100VI'' if necessary, when i want to stay light

[@adriensanguinetti]

That's exactly the intention behind using such compact lens :)

[@byalexus4922]

What you prefer 50mm or 35mm?