Level up your Portrait Photography the EASY way!

[@dynamicvibe4248]

That Maple tree is a paid Model🍁💲

[@cards_on_d_table]

Pic is stunning ❌ Dana is Stunning ✅✅

[@klejdikd7326]

The tree is stunning ✅️✅️✅️

[@actionjackson493]

Don't be a simp

[@TheGhostSeeker]

That lens is stunning 😭

[@JeanV1986]

​@@actionjackson493Don't be woke.

[@BD23SW_YT]

What a SIMP

[@VijayJayaram-yr7pn]

Her smile at the end, when he says this is how it looks

[@actionjackson493]

Don't be a simp

[@VijayJayaram-yr7pn]

@actionjackson493 I didn't know you have that position taken. My apologies 😆

[@hanfo420]

I like that the model is doing things before he is even done asking

[@BarneyGumbl3]

Cause it's not the first take, they filmed it multiple times. No one gets it right first try, that's just showbusiness

[@eotceotc]

Never try close up headshots with anything less than a 50MM - the distortion is there

[@herdnaxela35]

I am quite pleased with my Canon Rf35mm 1,4, excellent job friend I am loving your videos thank you.

[@michellesingleton1561]

Can't beat autumn colours...great shot 😊

[@kila8089]

I live and was born and raised in Maui…. I have never seen fall, Ever… 😍 it looks amazing

[@AustinWestbro]

That pic actually turned out stunning

[@anthonypvp420]

Not really..

[@Krøws9]

​@@anthonypvp420Hater alert

[@happymusic5980]

Step 1. Have a photogenic model. Step 2. Have a camera no older than 10 years. Step 3. Have a 1.8 lens at least, 35 or 50. Step 5 Cry because you cannot find this beautiful of a model 😂

[@VictorJuly]

That's why 85mm is needed for portraits to keep comfortable distance between you and a model and to point the camera right into her face...

[@gaza4543]

clearly not

[@mizipianist8962]

Cry more jealous bigboy

[@ErikB750]

The shown image was cropped. Otherwise he should have been even closer.

[@Truth2Eyes]

Shutter speed is 1/320 iso 200, f1.4

[@numlock9653]

If you want to do this on the cheap with very similar results, use the 50mm 1.8.

[@josethevegan8923]

Thank you, Anthony... u r d best!❤🎉

[@AbidShadhin]

Good camera good lens good location good model good editing skill I have none 😂

[@craigluchin6036]

Nice work, we pros in the 70s were doing the same thing. This is nothing new but it is a nice shot.

[@DukeLumburgh]

is it edited or raw?

[@VijayJayaram-yr7pn]

Man.... The model is everything....🎉

[@junicohen7918]

Came out nice

[@BradyBlackmer]

Cars are my models 😎

[@gillianrmoore]

love it!

[@b2rad]

I LOVE my 35mm. Need to bust it out more.

[@Danny-955]

Hello please What camera is that?

[@dmsvlcp]

35mm is awesome

[@raulal00]

ok, I have the 35mm, now I left the model.. beautiful Danna

[@L-A-M-E-nergy]

Photoshopped more than just the color in post! The skin was tweaked for sure

[@dalitsomz]

Love your videos

[@lanic3869]

Beautiful trees

[@shyamalganguly3598]

I'd have behind you with my camera ready and do exactly what you do but start shooting Dana after you said, "...We get really nice bokeh"😂😂

[@ESJack]

What camera handle/strap are you using?

[@daniphantomconcept]

Nice❤

[@gamecube8885]

"..snap a few.." Film camera user: 1 is more than enough.

[@hectorrios8605]

With her face, even in a parachute, falling from the sky, she will look beautiful.

[@jessemartinez2606]

Thirsty hector

[@actionjackson493]

Don't be a simp

[@C20F]

@@actionjackson493 Just stating facts. She couldn't even read this, so your comment is nonsensical.

[@actionjackson493]

@@C20F it's cringe and you know it. And it's another example of the pornification of society that is destroying relationships and the minds of young men. Touch some grass.

[@C20F]

@actionjackson493 Yes, you really are, and people like are the reason women refrain from relationships with men in general. 🤡

[@Digital963]

Wait what’s the tip? Shoot up close wide open?

[@AnthonyGugliotta]

Add LAYERS! Don't shoot flat boring photos!

[@onlycreativesgraphicdesign8743]

Please say hello to Giana, she is so pretty ❤

[@Lez325]

I'm even more pleased with my Sony f1.2 😅

[@jon09]

Amazing!

[@ansonwill1999]

I wonder if I can get one of those in a pawn shop

[@rokpodlogar6062]

that's a really nice tree.

[@RealGsbuyDLCs]

Crop sensor or full frame?

[@laylee_w3116]

I think its a full frame sensor

[@skunko162]

lol wow, you progressed on your portraits

[@LaDragaBlanca]

Photo Tip: Read Roland Barthes 👍🏼

[@donbrooks8479]

Badass!

[@realraeman]

Okay but that TREE

[@gestalt7756]

As a person who lived in equator, i am mostly interested in autumn/fall season from the country that have 4 seasons. The temperatures get colder every day but not as cold as winter, leaves fall, and the atmosphere hit different. Idk man, never experienced it.

[@Asturev]

Same. Ive only experienced hot summer and thats it

[@masteroner7860]

Can someone tell me witch dragon is got ?

[@juanplus3324]

Razor sharp at 1.4!

[@joekelly9369]

My sis was doing them shots on film 30 years ago , the prints still look awesome , shame the face is distorted there ! Bubba

[@ColdComrade]

35mm on a full frame? My crop sensor doesn’t get true 35mm

[@argentum3919]

I think a 50 would have done a better job at f1.4

[@edyberteux]

It’s the photographer

[@Mystic143]

That tree tho

[@spdr4717]

I have tried it..

[@HalXV]

Loved the pic but personally I wouldn't touch the tree

[@ralfjansen9118]

Next video: How to get better photos by holding your camera firmly ;-)

[@vascotek]

It's all right it's no Fuji magic

[@alibk121]

nice

[@majdx8854]

Sadly 35mm are very expansive esp with f1.4 I am still stuck with kit lens

[@urgamecshk]

Get a used one... Or minolta

[@urgamecshk]

Get the 50mm then

[@urgamecshk]

It's only $80

[@user-dj7xq1qh9e]

Get 50 mm nifty fifty.. the best lens . The best value for money You will get really similar pictures

[@theholisticdog3381]

Bruh that wasn't the photos you took while showing us..

[@mrthebillman]

And here is what my cameras computer says this looks like' is what you meant to say.

[@JamalPhoenix]

Bro buys every lens 😂😂

[@alvinbartolome1239]

Model looks stunning Tree looks vibrant Camera gear looks dope Image created is meh.

[@pedjarudnikpcservis]

Classic overly blurred background. Why does it have to be 1.4?

[@visualworksmedia]

Isn’t that too close for 1.4? You’ll only get half of her face in focus?

[@loneranger66888]

wow..

[@KrisTaylor-xe8ex]

Did he say Dana wrong?

[@zoiric]

Why dus the leaves of the tree look so fake

[@boreaphotographie]

Irene as changed you 😏

[@martyn420]

The Rainbow Rattler, as I call the new 35mm f/1.4L, is a massive comedown from the EF 35mm f/1.4L II. The longitudinal chromatic aberration correction is shockingly bad, and no professional would use this lens against a backlit tree ffs.

[@Truth_seeker-bl5mi]

That tree is true model

[@sashaweb6709]

ОЧЕНЬ МНОГО ИНФОРМАЦИИ В ЭТОМ ВИДЕОРОЛИКЕ.

[@maccaVC]

Well, you are a bit too close shooting at f1.4, which has resulted in her right eye being out of focus. ;)

[@luiscantu4968]

When you are taking photos with over $3,000 camera and lens those pictures better com out good

[@Raj-sz9pg]

Only if I had Dana

[@BenjaminKanarek]

Nice foreground-background separation, but try not to over posed. the model. Keep her real and honest and not too stayed. or natural and engaging model posing, focus on creating a sense of connection between the subject and the camera. Avoid overly rigid or “perfect” poses that can feel staged. Instead, aim for relaxed, organic movements that keep the model looking genuine and approachable. Start by giving the model something to interact with-this could be the environment, props, or even their clothing. Small gestures, like adjusting a jacket, tucking hair behind an ear, or softly looking away, create a sense of life and authenticity. Keep weight shifts subtle, letting the model move naturally. Instead of dictating every pose, encourage fluid motion, like transitioning from standing to sitting or walking slowly. These in-between moments often produce the most honest expressions and body language. Facial expressions should be understated and connected to the mood of the shoot. A soft, real smile or a contemplative glance works better than exaggerated emotions. Guiding the model with light prompts like “think of a happy memory” or “imagine you’re alone in your favorite place” helps evoke honest reactions. Above all, maintain a collaborative energy on set. Let the model’s personality shine, and allow their instincts to guide the shoot while you gently refine the frame. The balance between guidance and freedom will result in images that feel both polished and real.

[@adamjohnson9014]

But only with a 35.

[@Ravencroft81]

Thought 35mm FF distorts the face too much from that close? 🤷‍♂️

[@thangthang-ji2dq]

It's not your effort, it's all about Dana.

[@robertsaca3512]

Wow, you're so cool and nobody has done that shit before, you're the first in history to do, demonstrate and recommend the foreground, subject and background technique.

[@DylanValenti]

Clearly this tutorial isn’t for you bud. No harm in a simple video aimed at beginners.

[@miloupe7232]

put ur mic on ur hoodie

[@TheTrainMaster15]

Brave to assume I can get anywhere near f/1.4

[@TheDudeGuyBroManPerson]

Photo: 💯 Audio: 😭

[@Oogabooga2231]

My budget is f4 😭

[@sainabamoideen7132]

Some malayalis in baac😅

[@veilnix]

How to stay in friend zone

[@whosyourbrad]

❤

[@s.j.p6394]

Those chapris behind you 😂😂

[@fazergazer]

Note to self: first, get a model😂

[@darkhunter7558]

Why is the audio so bad?

[@Bjjgg-t1z]

Is it possible to be a really good photographer without the douchiness?

[@doorkum]

Ive been noticing this also.

[@alekosiecki4094]

what folklore 😂

[@annettehurd9391]

You two must be related!

[@nopes1776]

Then you have people asking why your head is in a tree branch.

[@lipardfilm]

Muche bettet that you don't crinkle your forehead

[@joepvanuden3913]

The 1.4 gives away noobvibes ,)

[@Dr.Ali_sy]

I think she is tanya and 🇺🇦

[@KyePark-t6v]

Left hand up is all he said for her to pose like a model. OK.. Its so easy.

[@RonnelCuison]

BO KE

[@ShadowoftheRisingSun]

A lot of people definitely don't know what it takes. When I work six-figure jobs it takes way more effort and way more sacrifices than most families realize. Sometimes your partner just can't handle that sacrifice and you got to live with that or cut them loose. Same with going to events all the time to meet people shake hands and network it takes a lot of hard work to get the kind of results that you want. A lot of people just don't realize how much work and sacrifice it takes to be successful.

[@TushhsuT]

35mm for portraits.. at this distance.. you are joking... Also no golden cut, face just in he middle, all upper part of the photo is just useless.. awesome example how not to do.

[@AnthonyGugliotta]

Lets see your portraits then?