Portraiture Photography | Ivan Weiss | STUDIO INTERVIEW

[@atticautos484]

With nearly every sentence Ivan spoke I found myself screaming "PRECISELY!" Thank you for this! Great content!

[@jakubstrumillo]

Ivan is a great mentor and photographer, his great empathy and calm voice make the interaction downright therapeutic.

[@HeadshotspecialistRay]

Ivan truly is a master at his craft.

[@jaypoly]

We’re basically just trying to tell the story..right. Character, uniqueness, individuality over beauty is a story. Great work.

[@susanpszenitzki3953]

Wonderful interview, Ivan. You continue to be an inspiration to me.

[@paulmacbcn]

Very thought provoking. Thanks.

[@veronicaesqueda1055]

I love hearing you speak and share you insight of your photographic process. Thank you for sharing.

[@LWD-Hidden-Links]

Got my first portrait shoots on the model-side of the lens this week, this video made me more excited. INTERESTING is more important than me looking beautiful.

[@martinfunke4555]

The best part for me was "Maybe a 'great picture' is not the goal." You inspired me to re-evaluate what my goal is when taking pictures. Thank you so much for that inspiration. Your deep and intelligent thoughts go far beyond what you normally find in KZbin.

[@mikekomorous]

Well said. I feel the same way. Interesting people make for wonderful subjects. Many of our most famous actors are not the most attractive but create an emotion in us that is meaningful.

[@CotugnophotoWoodinville]

Great insight, Ivan. I wish all my clients could hear this before they come into the studio!

[@colindahoward9145]

Ivan is just different in the best way!

[@francesconavarro2725]

Exceptional and inspirational insights... wow!

[@lukakoprivica]

Love this guy's psychic view of the topic! Fantastic!

[@sylviahoke7513]

I resonated so much. So beautifully articulated! Thank you Ivan!📸

[@LaurentFabry]

so interesting, every single word he says, really, love it !!

[@frankc3834]

Couldn’t agree more.

[@GaiyaYushin]

Beautifully said thank you for the insight

[@robsstuff9250]

Love this, quite inspirational.

[@Bosko57]

I love this thank you. You have inspired me to take a different approach to taking peoples portraits.

[@RideandRemember]

Very inspiring and eye opening. Thank you so much for the great content!

[@andrewlunn]

Always very thought provoking to hear Ivan's ideas - great interview

[@michaelechteld]

Absolutely wonderful interview. Very thought-provoking and inspirational to me.

[@LexChan]

awesome content

[@pigeonfarmboy]

Very interesting information!

[@trainlens3789]

Such good information.

[@bobmayphotography]

Articulate, informative and thought-provoking. Cheers!

[@hikerbyday]

I think it would be interesting to see you do a photo shoot of yourself.

[@craigmeyer5291]

I'm wondering if a photographer had a cartoon-like frame or two depicting the image "gap" concept in a thought-provoking humorous way may be a good conversation starter. Or maybe an interaction between Abbott and Costello, Laurel and Hardy, or some characters suitable for the Photographer's geography might be an ice-breaker.

[@mrdev9843]

👍👍

[@desclick123]

Great, feel'u ;)

[@emendoz1]

As a photographer I can tell you from experience that photographing someone who is not beautiful is not as rewarding as photographing someone beautiful. Keep in mind that beauty is a perception.

[@LaurentFabry]

then what's your meaning of rewarding ? i suppose you should be more specific : money kind of reward, public reconnaissance, or self estime as a photographer ?

[@emendoz1]

I think I mentioned it in my comment. From my experience as a photographer for many decades in fashion and in Hollywood with actors and actresses I personally am more rewarded when I photograph beautiful people versus not so beautiful people. That's not to say that sometimes you come across a hideous person who photographs badly but has a great personality. @@LaurentFabry

[@marcelplavec6453]

23:50 tenhle jebaci dustojnik me dostal do spitalu s tezkym zanetem Slinivky... to je nase super vychova......dik ze o tom mluvi pan MORIC