Timeless Portraits with Minimal Kit and in Limited Space 

Simple. Effective. Simply brilliant! Thanks mate!!!

Great to see you back again Glyn, thanks for sharing this with us. 👍👍👍

That was brilliant. Thank you. And those veterans look incredible. 😊

Bravo. Wonderful photographer. Wonderful teacher. A very giving person. The great ones make it look easy ... i will keep working at it! Thank you very much.

Perfect simple very nice portraits.

This is so awesome. Thank you for sharing it!

Really useful explanation and insight into your working methods. Loved the pub portraits. Ingenious Arnie portrait too.

Thanks again, Glyn!

Danke für dieses tolle Tutorial 🤗

Beautiful video edit and audio quality, sir. We already know your photos are badass. Nice presentation, sir 🤜🏾

Yes!!! Just what I need Thank You So Much ❤️

Nice explanations and advice. Thanks a lot.

Absolutely inspiring. Thanks million :)

I love your work and the way you explain things. Mainly because I shoot portraits and it gives lots of excitement and encourages to do more.

Great content, i thought I would not subscribe to more photographers but you deserve it! Thanks!

cool video, thanks for uploading to RU-vid, as i missed the original presentation.

I don't care for the HDR look, but really appreciate the information!

Nice work.

Excellent...

Thank you!

Greta video you can create awesome portraits just like this. I recently got choosed as one of the best portrait photographers in my country and i shoot in my small home studio with old second hand gear ordinarie people and i have a full time job så its just a side gig/passion

Bellísimo!!!

Great advice

...iTHANK you for sharing this with us

I have learn so much with your videos. I'm still much "green" on this kind of photography but i notice, as you said, i allways try to change the lights between diferent sessions, like something necessary. And that is not a good way

Thanks, very helpful!

That portrait at 9:31.....amazing, despite the limited space.

Great content Glyn, has got me thinking.

absolutely, fabulous. i have spent the afternoon going over several of your portrait YT vids. very well done. thank you for the effort and the sharing. i am now an appreciative subscriber. if you are ever in New York City, I'll buy us the coffee (or tea!) BIG thumbs up.

Excellent video. Excellent instructor. I looked up the background at B&H. They stock canvas and vinyl. Do you use the canvas more often? Thanks.

Many thanks...Great tutorial...I actually used your technique in Adobe Dimension, using a Mixamo male model seated, and then created a light from a 'rectangluar' object with a glow material to provide the light, (the standard 'lights' in Dimension are limited in where I can actually position them), but using an object as a light I can move it anywhere! Bottom line, this tutorial was one of the best of the best! By the way are you getting settled into your 'new' place? Thanks again! Say are you 'presenting' at Max 2020?

Excellent explanation! For those that like this type of photography check out Joel Grimes. He does a lot of one light pics that are excellent as well. Keep it simple stupid lol 😆

I’m just learning OCF is there a tutorial that’s best for learning what power to have your strobe lights or speed lights on for indoor and outdoor portraits?

Kudos! May I ask the approximate fstop used? f8? ty

Do you have any videos on you working on a picture from raw unedited to your finished product?

Something that over time has evolved in my photography is that I have moved from first concentrating on settings and type of equipment to first concentrating on the composition of the image. I want my viewer to first be aware of the composition and preferably be unaware of the equipment used. Is my approach to tackling photography correct?

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With many years it's all "simply & logical" !!! Thank you...younger! hahahaha!

@11:15 I thought smaller light source close to the subject created a sharp light

11:28 That's not a real person? Wow!