COLOR GRADING IN FASHION PHOTOGRAPHY // ft. Mert & Marcus, Alasdair McLellan, and Annie Leibovitz

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Color grading is one of the most powerful tools in drastically changing your work in post production. This video has a look at the work of photographers like Mert&Marcus, Alasdair McLellan, and Annie Leibovitz to gain a better understanding of how color grading defines their style.
0:00 Intro to Color Grading
0:39 Photoshop tutorial with a photo of Dmitry Maverick
1:30 Mert & Marcus
2:41 Alasdair McLellan
3:17 Annie Leibovitz
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@erikamoore2460 8 месяцев назад

Annie is one of my favorites of all time and I much prefer your color grade!

@THEMODELGENE 8 месяцев назад

If you like Annie, I think you'll enjoy this video I made about her. I had to break it up since youtube kept flagging it for adult material because it spoke about drug use, but here it is in sections :) ru-vid.com/group/PLXz92QgvMMqfB-FpaJmx8AfEwsrt_bm7b&si=sls3SBplMoV7WfOE

@chibuzonweze3291 Год назад

Love the channel, I just binged alot of your videos learning about the icons of the fashion world and photography. Glad this got recommended. Please don’t stop posting 👍🏿

@THEMODELGENE Год назад

Thank you! You are about to get a lot more content headed your way, I am editing another video at the moment.

@ChrisDavisStudio 6 месяцев назад

Love this, really nice breakdown on grading 👏🏻👏🏻

@THEMODELGENE 6 месяцев назад

Thank you Chris!

@bala1000mina Год назад

Thank you so much for the very informative video! I really enjoyed it and learnt from that! God bless you and good luck!

@THEMODELGENE Год назад

Thanks Nate, I’m glad you enjoyed it!

@PeterCoulsonPhotographer 3 месяца назад

OMG astroturf, LOVE

@majaveselinovic8725 Год назад

You did it for sure better. You did what she was going for

@johnyoung1606 Год назад

FN Great !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@THEMODELGENE Год назад

Thank you!

@tomobagaric3286 9 месяцев назад

great channel... keep it coming!

@THEMODELGENE 9 месяцев назад

Thanks Tomo!

@THEMODELGENE Год назад

Whose color grading at 4:05 do you think fits better with the cover?

@the.walking_V-flat 11 месяцев назад

she wanted to accentuate the subtle beauty of her face, also her chic skin and interesting contrasting texture of the dress, the double complementary colors were used beautifully in the photos, the things that should stand out, do... in your edit, the grass under her face looks kinda rotten, like its gonna eat her, too ... theres much more subtle art in the photographs that masters like Annie do, its communication of beauty through light, color and shapes...you cant possibly think that you edited the photo better than the woman whos been on top of the industry for 40 years, and who actually met the model, and felt and saw her presence in person, on that set. this isnt stock photography, it is a work of a master conceptual artist

@THEMODELGENE 11 месяцев назад

@@the.walking_V-flat Hi and thank you for you comment, but I was asking which edit is more harmonious with the cover from the shoot. Years in the industry does not make you impervious to mistakes, which in her case has often presented itself in too many limbs (Oprah with 3 hands, Reece with 3 legs on the cover of Vanity Fair.) If you are a fan of Annie's, I think you will enjoy this video more, here is part 1: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-U2bVrjGYBGc.html Have a nice day!

@Iamsolcosta 10 месяцев назад

Interesting video ❤

@THEMODELGENE 10 месяцев назад

thank you!

@misaelnevarez9447 Год назад

Good art has people talking, Annie has you talking 😊

@THEMODELGENE Год назад

What are your favorite photos of hers?

@misaelnevarez9447 Год назад

@@THEMODELGENE my favorite photo is a black and white portrait of Miles Davis. I get your point but in my opinion you should know how to comply with the rules of the box but also knowing how to get out of the box even if you don’t comply with the trends or what ever is “right” for other photographers/artists/critics

@THEMODELGENE Год назад

@@misaelnevarez9447 I love that period of her work as well. If you haven’t seen the documentary I’ve done on her, I think you’ll enjoy it, here is part 1: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-U2bVrjGYBGc.html I’m sure by the end of it you’ll see I’m a big fan of hers but I think even the greatest photographers should be looked at critically, perhaps even more so since they had more time to develop.

@gabrielfrost9134 10 месяцев назад

You're the perfect mix of handsome and cute.😍💋❤️

@THEMODELGENE 10 месяцев назад

Haha thank you, I hope you subscribed for more educational content

@swedesam 24 дня назад

Annie Leibovitz could also be color-blind to some degree.

@THEMODELGENE 22 дня назад

Hahah color blindness is very rare in women, I think she was more interested in establishing a visual signature that makes her photos easily identifiable rather than good

@dradlebob Год назад

The high saturation of Annie’s photos cheapens the images so much makes them appear far too unnatural

@THEMODELGENE Год назад

I agree, I don’t understand why she does it

@chibuzonweze3291 Год назад

I think thats actually the point. If you look at her creative shoots she doesnt push for realism most times, the teal moody grade also gives her a kind of trademark look. 9/10 times you can tell its a photo from her by the grade

@THEMODELGENE Год назад

@@chibuzonweze3291 at rolling stone, she cultivated her own lane of portraiture that was smart and creative. Clients like GAP and AMEX allowed her freedom and the work was beautiful. Her work is super recognizable today but it doesn’t feel authentic or timeless. Tim Walker is a master of fantastical surreal concepts but they feel grounded.

@faranji1809 Год назад

FYI Mert is pronounced "Matt"

@THEMODELGENE Год назад

Of course, I know that is the Turkish pronunciation but at interviews and even when being awarded, the English pronunciation is used. I can relate, Marko is pronounced differently in every country I’ve lived :)

@THEMODELGENE Год назад

Are you a fan of their work?

@faranji1809 Год назад

@@THEMODELGENE Oh, I'm just going off what everyone I've been around who've worked with them (assistants, hair & makeup, etc) say. But I'm sure if your name is spelled Mert basically everyone you meet is going to say Mert and you're just going to live with it :)

@faranji1809 Год назад

@@THEMODELGENE They're brilliant at what they do, but I feel like what they do is kind of not really in fashion right now. Things are often cyclical, but to me it feels like people have tried to move away from images feeling too "lit" and "airbrushed" towards a more low-key natural aesthetic using daylight and such. We've seen a return to shooting with film. You know, Jamie Hawkesworth, etc. I suppose people will get bored of that at some stage and maybe we'll see a shift back to glossier studio work. Who knows.. Would be interested to hear your take.

@THEMODELGENE Год назад

@@faranji1809 for my model Hugh Burry, in Italy, they say “oooga boooorrrrry” so I call him ooga boogie now

@zomaninc 3 месяца назад

Not a fan of people putting down other people work! Annie is an icon was doing thing with a camera before you were shaving. Comparing your work on one image when she had done a life time different looks is very bold of you.

@THEMODELGENE 3 месяца назад

Thanks for your comment, but my channel involves critiquing fashion photography, regardless of the photographer's fame and reputation. I am a huge fan of Annie, but I do not like the color grading and overall look of much of the recent work. If you like Annie's work, I think you will enjoy this overview I've done of her career ( ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xxx9lWUA3J8.html )

@matthewgregory2106 Месяц назад

It a mark of a bad and egotistical Photographer to put down someone else's work. Do better dude

@THEMODELGENE Месяц назад

Hi Matthew, thanks for your comment, but critiques are part of any academic experience in the arts, they are not a personal attack on the artist. I'm a big fan of Leibovitz, even if I dislike a lot of her color grading. Annie's harshest critic was Susan Sontag, her partner for years, and that period produced some of her most beautiful work. If you'd like to learn more about Leibovitz, I think you'd enjoy this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xxx9lWUA3J8.html