Photography Challenge: Portraits in a Car 

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Pye is a genius. I’d pack up all my stuff and move across the country to assist and learn from him.

Everytime I watch your videos it just makes me want to go out and shoot! Great work as always and thank you for sharing your tips with us!

These were stunning. And just goes to show you don't need anywhere fancy to get a great shoot done! Amazing work as always.

Very interesting video. This was a real shoot. buildings in the background and such. You helped me a lot.

Your simplicity of this shot is amazing. I love the way you describe what you are doing and why. Excellent job as always. Thanks

This was super relatable, love the lowkey and fun shoot. Still walked away with bangers

Thank you for the tips as always, this is an awesome shoot. I did this same shoot a couple years ago, the mirror shots are awesome.

she comes with the filters built-in.

So much great info in so little time, and on a budget? Love it.

Love it!!!! What great way to shoot on one location.

Pye’s eye is well trained

Extremely efficient tutorial, great ideas that anyone can put into practice, lovely model.

Step 1: Find an Alyssa. Amen to that brother! A beautiful young lady with a huge amount of presence and confidence. I love that you used your 35mm for a lot of these shots. It's something I rarely do myself (I'm obsessed with my 85mm) but when I do I'm always super pleased with the images. Fun video Pye, thanks for posting!

Thanks Pyle! As soon as I heard your voice I knew this was going to be a great video… thank you for the tips !!!

Great job as always

That's a fun practice assignment... Thanks!!!

This was awesome to watch, thanks for sharing! Will you do a video showing how you edited the shots?

Wow love all these angles thx!!

Your model and photos are gorgeous!

There’s a lot of really good tips in this video 😎👌🏽

Great shots!

Well done for showing the settings others wont

good stuff bro

I wouldn't photograph under this light. But you changed my mind! Thanks!

Very beautiful.

Thankyou, for sharing your Tips...

Thanks for this BTS. Alyssa is a amazing model. :-)

Thumbs up!

Thanks for the great ideas! Waiting to open my Photography LLC before I make the investment in your premium education. Definitely in my plans for this year!

It looks amazing wow

More of this please!

thank you for your time and effort. great video :)

nice

Wohoo . This was goood... 🙌🏻🙌🏻

The most important thing for this photograph you need a beautiful model 😂

1:50 don’t simp my guy!

Just randomly searching came across this apps I own a Canon and the same car above!!

I wonder how would photos look like in a car with tinted windows (say 20% tint) 🤠

Are you using auto focus or manual for these? I struggle to get sharp images on manual focus.

How can we buy Ur presets and how to add that presets in lightroom?

Great stuf

another banger pye

Always greattt! I'm using EF 24-70mm F/2.8L ii, EF 35mm is it sharper than 2470 at 35mm? Wanna trade my 2470 for prime

Beautiful girl, excellent Pye. I want to ask, with what technique you edit skin on face?

My guy Pye, where would I go to possibly look at presets that you use?

Where do you get all these models from? 😍

I love these kinds of tutorials Pye. I just wish I was male. Seems like the models are all girls and the photographers are all men.

nice video although when I saw Pye touching the car window with his bare hands, the dude in me came out! 🤬 "don't touch the window!"

Great shooting, but the windshield is so dirty...that triggers me extremely. :D

she has to be the most beautiful girl I have seen. Fantastic photos and I learnt a lot from this. Thank you Pye. I just wonder why you wouldn't use flash?

SOOC photos are more atractive than the edited...

I guess when you look like that you only need one facial expression...

It certainly shows how photoshop skills can change an image. I’d say this is more about the editing than the photography. Some of those SOOC shots should have gone in the bin. Just my thoughts. The results are good but mainly down to the edit and less about the photography

Ultra basic and amaturish

Sorry but I can't understand why people don't practice what they preach. Subject good that's all.