I Shot 100,000 Portraits: Here's What I Learned...

Inspiring! Thank you.

I'm a newer photographer with AuDHD (and insane imposter syndrome, by proxy). I've been doom scrolling resources for this afternoon's shoot, and your video just set me so at ease and helped me stop overthinking things. Thank you for sharing!!

Straight to the point, great video!

When you have clients or models reach out to you, do you choose the location or typically do they choose the location and vibe of the photo they want?

I enjoyed and learned so much... thankyou🙏❤

Perhaps the best tips for portrait photography I have seen. Thank you.

Literally just watched a video by Pat Kay about 4 habits relative to Photography and one was to take at least 27 intentional photos a day...even at the end of a year it doesn't amount to 100k but it starts you on the path to discovering and learning. Unless you're Neo from the Matrix and able to upload a skill through the port on back of your neck you have to practice it's in the doing. I still need to apply that observation. Thanks for posting this !

My purpose is people as natural as possible therefore you need to have some distance off the person because close is embarrassing for most models so my favorite is 200 mm (canon 200-2.0) bud at least 135 mm

Nice info Mitch 💪🏾

Amazing video, had you suggest few emotions with the photos you clicked, it would have helped even more.

Those Canon colors for the win

+1 for different is better than good

Finally i found this what i need

Great video! I definitely learned a thing or two to get a bit better at photography!

Thanks ! That’s what I needed ❤

Your portraits are inspiring!

Very interesting and enjoyable video!

I really apperciate your straight forward apporach to explaining that doesn't go into pretentiousness. Love it

".......take things out of the photo and make it as simple as possible." Yes, that. Too many times photographers rely on wide apertures and blurry backgrounds. A good exercise is to shoot portraits at f5.6 or f8. That forces you to look for distracting elements in the scene and position your subject accordingly.

Thanks for posting!

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Very Inspiring....good tips 👌 ❤

Dropped so many gems in a short amount of time. Thank you!

There are people who try way too hard, and they bring in so many elements that have nothing to do with each other or that the model does not fit into in terms of the relationship with whatever is going on or whatever the outfit is.

Thanks for good advice ...

Different is better than good is a top tip, and you are absolutely right, these photos really are interesting - and also good!

this is the best lesson ive seen in years

Thank you, Sir!

Thank you brother . It's very helpful 👌

Thats really really a super good video man!!!

Thanks!

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Great tips thank you!

Thank you!

what;s your IG?

Great Advice! Thank You Very Much!   🙏

I missed the thumbnail in the video. Nevertheless thumbs up.

Very good tips, thank you!

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Do you have your presets on Luminar Neo? I'd like to have them on Luminar Neo, please.