Step by Step Guide to Hollywood Style Evening Portraits

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[@gabrielrocha5079]

Thank you very much! I am improving my photographs more and more with your videos! Excellent job!

[@brunomamede2352]

You do an amazing work, Pye. You really do. I learn a lot watching your videos. Great content!!!

[@ashutoshtewari6181]

Brilliant as ever 🎉

[@jeffnewman8261]

Very cool Pye. Thanks

[@TimewithLivi]

Thanks for this!! Learned a ton!

[@MartinV.]

Great Video!!

[@blkjep3]

Great tutorial. I appreciate the in depth explanations of every step. I was wondering if there was another light similar to the one you used with adjustable temp modeling light that might be a little less expensive for someone starting out in this style of shooting?

[@markostojkovic7813]

I guess something from godox might work ad600 or ad400 :)

[@camiritzi22]

Hello!! Wonderful video. Could you please tell me what kind of light stand do you use. It might be very light right?

[@vergesslich82]

hi Pye! Was rembrand lighting on her a delierate choice? I might have chosen a small shadow under her nose, considering the theme.

[@kumaranvetrivel1342]

Super sir

[@brucerofL]

Hi Pye. Can you post the link of your photoshop tutorial for this masking technique? Thank you.

[@pictureeyecandy]

I know this was shot in RAW but what was the white balance set on the camera? Thanks

[@fernandoc.santos7851]

(2:50s)Eu escureceria o fundo diminuindo o ISO ao invés de aumentar a velocidade para 1/160? Os Noivos não estão em movimento e nem todas as câmeras se comportam bem com ISO alto!

[@MrRaychard123]

its would be easier if one use a tripod

[@deepdesire6967]

Photogrpahy is dead.. They doing same thing over and over again. Nothing new

[@DeepPatel-hc5wq]

this one didn't look that great for some reason.