Battling the Forces of Nature with Flashes and Collapsible Reflectors

[@amjadalali3064]

I was lucky enough to attend one of the sessions for Mr Andrea Belluso in UAE DUBAI and I am still dazzled till now. you are the Master of Light thank you for sharing and making tough subject look so simple and enjoyable

[@Neopulse00]

Very nice the fact that you used whenever you could the sun for this shoot. And very good use of the reflectors and diffusers. Also glad you pointed out the built-in Profoto Air Sync in the V-grip so as to clarify it for people who haven't heard or seen it in action. Lovely model indeed as you said, very fitting for the look you were going for. Very pleasant setting and idea. Absolutely perfect everything.

[@Neopulse00]

***** No, thank you for your hard work and sharing it with the community :-)

[@Neopulse00]

***** Phase One 645DF+ with a 50MP Digital back and an 80mm Schneider-Kreuznach lens.

[@feralmode]

Great to see "The Light Shaper" shaping light as it's what he does best. Good on ya! Light Shaper!

[@JUSKOOLKREATIONS1]

Very well done, i liked the explanation at the end, of why and how you used the different types of reflectors, very informative, insightful, thanks for sharing, Mr. LIGHT SHAPER

[@seattleite7215]

Andrea, so well done. Love your mixture of the silver and gold to get such rich results!

[@AlexRosuPhoto]

My favourite tutorial! Love your work!

[@angryalien100]

More!! your videos are awesome... Short, but quite informative...

[@jamesdeak630]

This is so awesome, amazing job

[@ashleyrichard7167]

Very nice images sir keep up the professional work.

[@TripodJonas]

Great video, thanks for sharing!

[@tibitop]

hi profoto, thanks for another good and informative video. which size of reflectors is he using here?

[@christalann7942]

This is beautiful. The images look they would be part of an ad campaign

[@marcgariepy]

Andrea i see you used a Hasselblad camera for this shoot, do you think that you could of gotten the same results with a much less expensive camera such as a D600 Nikon.

[@JuanLopez-oz9kh]

Love the shoot, one question, why use the reflector from the bottom up, light should always becoming from the top, its unnatural. I see other KZbinr using reflector up high, and other very low, as a professional, what are your thoughts on the right and proper way to use reflectors. FYI i am an amateur trying to learn as much as possible, thanks

[@EmreSafak]

Reflected light comes from below; it doesn't reflect off the sky.

[@andrewjones5926]

very nice

[@RandmVision]

Great work

[@doukerToronto]

Hi Andrea, What kind of lens you use for the shot? Thanks

[@chiangmaifoto]

TOP WORK, great vid.

[@seathemountains.pictures]

Stunning

[@luissalazar2021]

Hey Bro, which is your favorite books to read, I want to learn more about the Art, of communications

[@markshirley01]

are they double sided - ie silver one side gold the other - I hope so £110 a piece.

[@profoto]

+mark shirley They are double sided: white on one side, silver, sun silver, gold or black on the other side.

[@aladdinjh1215]

Good Job!

[@ByCosaPhotography]

Nice job

[@Imm_Ma_2023]

Great!

[@babylac76]

why do you have reflector beneath her face? the shadow doesn't look nature at all :-( The assistant should hold it above his head to direct the light

[@tabeabussmann]

Because light reflects from below if the sun is above. Also its a specific look

[@Only_Forward_8]

Спасибо)

[@MarcusPocus]

honestly i would like to see the raw results, not the processed ones!

[@hzjp_8668]

hope one day we can work togther

[@baizidahmed4911]

legit

[@FlopsyGuitarBunny]

Looks good. Hope that was fake fur:(