5 Great Portrait Photography Locations You Can Find Right Outside Your Door

[@josesilva884]

With inspiration, even in a scenario like this you've made gorgeous pictures! greetings from Brazil!

[@Shutterbug]

Thank you, José!

[@86quicksilver86]

let's be honest, these were great locations and with a great quality ambient light, you have no idea of what an ugly location is, then change the model to an unpleasing subject and it's all getting less interesting

[@bernadetteadkins4904]

I love that you are using higher ISO's to get these awesome shots! Almost everyone says keep them low 100-200. That might be technically better but for someone without a camera crew and lots of flashes it's not realistic. Thank you for this video! Great information!

[@focusonbusinesspodcast]

I love this! It is perfect for finding the best locations in just your neighborhood. I can't choose which one so I think I will try them all! I thank you for being so clear in the guidance!

[@blacksap]

thank you Sting!!!

[@frankwoodbery2473]

"Roxanne, you don't have to put on the red light...."

[@iFoxtrotEcho]

god damn it. LMAO! 😂😂😂😂

[@TEAKUKAMBASSADOR]

I was thinking the exact same - he's so like the 'older Sting', except he's actually younger, I'm pretty sure.

[@sacriste]

Yeah. And Liv Tyler.

[@shahrukhsatkut4119]

we beginners are waiting for short tutorials video's like this on KZbin. .. & you have nailed itt... Each pic in this video so impressivel sir, & that short & sweet explanation behind every captured pic was the best part...

[@jamesr6497]

Juliet is a fun fest of a model to work with, at least from what I can see here. She doesn't act all moody, difficult and in need of being pampered by the photographer; when so many are. I don't work with models, but I would make a exception and try this kind of photography is I had a model with her energy, beauty, charm and talent. Great video... actually quite enjoyable as well as informative.

[@AliOnimisi]

the liveliness of this photographer made me subscribe..

[@themobileman6895]

Great inspirational tips. I was out & about today’s and was running out of ideas. When I see videos like this I say to myself - how simple is that and ‘why didn’t I think of that!’ You are a great photographer Jordan. Juliet is a lovely model too!

[@dgrantjr]

Where have you been!! I can't believe I've only just come across your videos. Beautifully & simply explained with great examples. Thanks for the inspriation.

[@AllenFreemanMediaGuru]

Surprised you also blew out the focus on the rock wall. Sometimes seeing a little more of the background is a good thing. The car shot I found weird, but the doorway was very nice. Great video for beginners to explore their surroundings!

[@jasonbodden8816]

When he blurred the cars out was great, though. I loved that shot.

[@myramod3937]

Found this channel today and must say your videos got great tips! I'm pretty recently started to do and learn how to shoot portrait photos (on a amature level) and found a lot of inspiration from this five tips. Will for sure try them out!

[@tu9bear]

Your practical tips are superb! I can easily relate to it. Thanks

[@vimalneha]

Not possible without Juliet, no matter what you are !

[@ClaversOdhiambo]

Thank you so much. Am a Kenyan painter who just bought a camera today and am sure this will be a great headstart for my portrait photography...hence painting lol. Amazed.

[@bhartwigutube]

Nicely done! Juliette is lovely and cheerful - whole video has great vibe!

[@Charlie-Mouse]

Great tips especially for me as I am trying to get into portrait photography, thanks.

[@RightTurnsAndLeftovers]

Thank you for putting this together, it was awesome. I'm looking forward to checking out the rest of your videos.

[@fabinhosiqueira6380]

Tks for your tips, you make the photography seems to be easy

[@besisikaphotography3061]

Fantastic sir! Please provide the next 5.

[@marcovasquez348]

Fascinating, pure natural light, congrats!!

[@MrGomarus]

OMG what a beautiful model this is!!!

[@Digmen1]

Great techniciques, shows just what a good photographer can do.

[@thebostonartist]

Outstanding, Jordan & Juliet, thanks for posting!!!

[@TheUberSchattenjager]

Loved the fun, snappy pace used to give us great info! Subscribed!

[@Shutterbug]

Thank you!

[@Sr.JocelyneBakhos]

This is cool! seems I'm gonna watch more of your videos...you explain simple & clear. Thanks!

[@BoBo-nb5ki]

Great video. The presenter used to be the lead singer in a band called Police.

[@srivatsava369]

Thanks for the Video. Really Useful

[@kuyared8647]

He was talking about the best areas where to shoot. Not about the lense and the camera he used so I appreciate the video. I was so amazed with the ISO he used that was damn high and will probably give me a noise party hahaha! His camera and lense is awesome

[@aram.bagdasaryan]

Great video with very useful tips, thanks. Also it's good demo that professional grade Nikon camera are noise free at high ISO 1600 - 2500 :) It will be too noisy for many entry level / older DSLR (or mirrorless camera) of any brand, so settings should be different (ISO down / exposure time longer).

[@Shutterbug]

Thank you, Aram!

[@osasenoma-owens5072]

I use a Nikon crop sensor camera and I don't get noise even at ISO 3200

[@borregof]

Beautiful model and great ideas. Thank you for posting.

[@YashpriyaEntertainments]

WOWWWW......great... you inspired me to shoot my music video in such locations..... I was worried for the location .... really... and your photography is amazing...very nice...thanks a lot

[@765chris]

Thanks for the tips! Ready to put these into practice

[@chessoptics]

Mind blowing and simple Thank you so much

[@justwillc]

Jordan. More great ideas. Thanks again. How did you get the light on your models face at 3:18. I can't see a reflector for example :-/

[@hockpromedia]

the door portrait is a must try for me

[@manishpopat3903]

Fab video, loved the condor and the proof or the pudding! Thank you! Subscribed!

[@izgil7541]

I actually live in Brooklyn and find this video amazing. Thank you.

[@Von_McKnelly]

Thanks for all of the work that went into this video....well done by all.

[@Shutterbug]

Thank you Von!

[@rascalhusky8129]

great educational video. I learned something, thanks very much.

[@panther105]

Just walking around she of course looks nice but my lord Juliet shoots great!!!

[@frankmuller801]

I LOVE this video! Thank you so much!

[@renatopico7282]

Simple but effective thanks

[@FMcMtl]

I didnt know sting was in photography now... ahah. Cool tips. Didnt know about open dorrway

[@davidcutting4126]

Such a great video - such great advice!

[@scottk8846]

Can u do a video, on dynamic range?

[@MehmetORHAN_ELT]

Wovv.. It was fantastic. Thank you very much. Inspired so much.. 😀

[@tseveendorjganerdene4992]

wow, so glad I found your channel. Great content, thanks so much!!

[@lrodphotography9288]

Found this channel today, great content, fun and educational. Subscribed!

[@Shutterbug]

Thanks Lrod!

[@herreraid2010]

I just saw this video, very nice tips, thanks for sharing. I’m wondering if you ever had to do a shoot with 1 speed flash at night in the rain? I just did one and it feels like I only got snap shots.

[@josefilipesepulveda-fotogr6672]

Good tips for great portrait shots.

[@christianjohanmejia6248]

Thanks for the tips, you rocks man!

[@annerichard788]

Really good tutorial, thanks!

[@bigmodaco]

Awesome stuff, I'm a photog in Manhattan, glad I found your channel, thanks

[@chaitanyaboddapati]

@Jordan when you said "expose for the face of your subject", do you mean using the AF points to auto focus on the face or choosing a meter mode on the face of the model?

[@belindaschindler1703]

thanks so much...great advice... and photos.

[@Toonix7]

Fresh nice presentation. Love it

[@jazlugo]

Shutterbug Please make detailed tutorial on ISO,F Stop & ISO, for 5mm f1.8 and 55-200mm lens what sought of combination are best and how to understand them

[@selormvan]

Great tips ! I love it!

[@djhuff5174]

Might sound like a dumb question but I'm a newbie at this. How do you know what lenses to use and when?

[@djhuff5174]

Never mind, good stuff in comments lol.

[@ifedolapogcmedia3038]

LOVELY IMAGES

[@aishi133]

Sir what mode you used for this? It’s a manual mode? Or aperture mode? And please what would you recommend mode to use as a beginner photographer like me? Thanks for those who answer me

[@MegaRay68]

Jordan, Do you have a LUT file that you can share? Particularly the one that you used for the pics that you used in this video.

[@kjadhav8080]

Thank you sir ...... It's inspirational .

[@abizzybomb]

I just found you yesterday and I had to subscribe and turn on notifications. If I would've found you an hour sooner I could've saved $300. Lol. Amazing videos!

[@ChillWithMe_musics]

Step 1: Buy the Nikon 200mm f2 Step 2: No background, no problem Anyways people, you can get extremely similar result with a Nikon 135 f2.8 Ai, if you don't wanna spend much (it's 180$, but its manual focus. Still t's a cheap way to start experimenting) The tips on the door lighting are amazing tho, and I use it all the time. There are so many "natural softboxes" everywhere, people just gotta find them.

[@fredmuller429]

Didn't know Sting was teaching photography ! Great vid by the way.

[@somashekargowdar2450]

sir i am interested in photography bit i cant afford the gear can you tell me which is the budget gear amd how to own them

[@SerkeysTV]

This channel pretty great, I just got into photography this is very helpful, and you just earned a royal sub button smash from the prince himself ;)

[@gotr99]

I like the videos Jordan They are fun quick entertaining and certainly informative. have all the lens just need to get out there and shoot. and be creative with my 50 and 85 mm I seem to stick with the 24-120

[@dbocsan]

I have a Sony A5100 with the kit lens 16-50mm f/3.5-5.6...for a real beginner...photos are much darker, maybe it will look close to that if I'll buy a prime lens...35mm f1.8

[@Silentwisher]

Fantastic video!

[@anassgaber]

so awesome omg .. did u use Photoshop after u shot this pix?

[@rolandrick]

Cool video and hints, nice and easy and straight forward. And both super simpatico 😘. I like the Abbey Road sequence 😊

[@antoniotony4201]

awesome video. you got a new subscriber. Also what in camera metering mode did you use for your photos? thank you.

[@talshay12]

Great video thanks.

[@beltxabeltxa]

Nice shots

[@luissalazar2021]

I love this guy spirit he is amazing artist

[@gabriel1chan]

Great great great stuff.

[@reliableindian421]

Just WOW!

[@talshay12]

Fantastic thanks.

[@roziakterlucky7629]

why didnt u used f1.8 in 50mm gor.blur.background blur.

[@ravindrajangid4588]

how do I can start my career in travelling photography

[@VincentDP]

4:25 noooooooooooo!!! 4:33 yeeeeeeeeeeees!!!

[@armandomorales5857]

Nice video , just an observation a beginner photographer ... will likely have a 18-55 kit lens, not a 200 f2.8 , just saying

[@twentyoneplusvideo0472]

Sure, but nowadays renting stuff is fairly cheap and really easy. You can always rent to try stuff out, then as you get more gigs you have goal to save for. I rent lenses for vacations all the time to try them out. After one last year I purchased a 16mm-300mm, but I had used one on vacation for over 10 days prior to that. Rent or borrow is always a good idea!

[@brandonanthony3191]

If you have a standard kit lens keep your lens zoomed out to 55mm (or what ever the longest focal length available is) and make sure your aperture is at its lowest possible f stop which on a kit lens zoomed out will be 5.6 and then get as close to your subject as possible and keep your background as far as possible. That will get you good portraits with separation and background blur "bokeh". If you are just starting and don't have a ton of money to spend a nifty fifty should be your first lens they are cheap, good image quality, versatile, and the have a very fast aperture of 1.8 which gets you ton of bokeh (blur) both Canon and Nikon sell them for $120 and with Nikon you can buy the newer af-s 50mm 1.8 for $200.

[@gillesmatheronpro]

Part of the skills lays in the toolbox you have... right. Way bigger part is in the way you USE those tools from the box. For you don't give a damn about which references of brushes and paints Matisse or van Gogh would use... 95% of what we see from them comes from their skills, and how they've put them into practice. To hell with gear ! I've never seen a camera shooting photographs on its own... humans do that. Never forget it.

[@MarcosAssisFotografia]

perfect! tnks for share

[@chrishuntphotography]

Great one!

[@MrKellytutu]

just one qstn how to become a great club photographer ? i love your work

[@christianho25]

Muchas Gracias...ThnkU!, From , Lo Miranda - Chile....I learn so much,

[@TimothyWestPhotography]

Nicely done Jordan! :) Perhaps the role of an assistant for the budding photographer? I have a pair of lovely family members (wife and daughter) that help out on shoots but they have contrasting styles....any thoughts on an assistant's roles could be a fun video :) Thanks again for the videos :) Cheers from beautiful Victoria British Columbia :)

[@Photofuel]

They can holding up a reflector to illuminate your subject.

[@BrilliantBenGaming]

TRIGGERED!

[@kozz1984]

showing them things off

[@jm4giv]

Gorgeous!

[@dr_stun3173]

Step one - get a tele lens with wide aperture.Step two - get a professional modelStep three - instead of looking for a background - blur it away, no one cares about the background because of the step 2.Profit!

[@XBOXNationTVHD]

Helpful tips

[@paulfernandez4515]

Great video...very helpful...!!!'m

[@veselinvasilev9362]

Thank you!

[@jackyAmar13]

Is it Roxanne?

[@miansunnyyofficial]

model name?

[@NoSomosAmigos]

Qué lindos timbres de la modelo :)

[@viniciusvieira9745]

in a cloudy day it even easier