So happy to see Jessica teach a class! I've learned so much from her over the years when it regarding portrait photography and the business of photography. Thank you Jessica! We love and appreciate you!
Skillshare doesn't have an option to sort by date. Software changes, so tutorials need this option. Please fix. Now that it is a new year it is even more important (as they have a done this year... but this year has less than a month).
The golden hour is right before the sun sets. It’s when the light is the softest and it hits the top the trees and buildings and adds a very soft glow. Not every night has a golden hour if it’s cloudy or raining!
I consider myself a beginner and not even a photographer. I shoot for my own business website and still not being a pro or doing this for a living I strongly believe that Jessica was just doing some things that me as a beginner wont even do. Please get someone to hold your reflector, besides balancing on a foot you are limiting yourself to get light reflection only from the angle you are shooting. Something I have done and I'm really good at is teaching (not photography), I felt that most of the tutorial was improvised and no real goal to achieve, just a narration of the shooting and lets see what happens. Sorry but that is my honest opinion, then again from a beginner.
Yes this video doesnt show her talent nor makes her justice. I think this video is made for those photo sessions that are quick, with friends or unpaid. I love her other work
? I feel like people are being mislead by RU-vid and skillshare. People, instead of shooting a bunch of shots hoping for a good one, take a few after setting your exposure. Lightroom and photos hop won't save a bad shot.
She does that on purpose. She also explains this in some of her RU-vid videos. Those aren't edited yet either. You can lighten shadows and brighten image in post easily, and get great results and depth. But bringing back detail out of over exposed images/blown out highlights doesn't work. Hope that helped explain why they are under exposed! :)
@@e.d.r1546 yes exactly. Relying on photoshop doesn't make you a skillfull photographer. They should be great in camera and slightly adjusted for corrections in ps...
Sounds easy but when you actually go out and shoot, things may go good but there would be lots of challenges...And experience is necessary than model, camera,etc
