When you’re travelling you don’t always have all the time – or all the gear – to set up the shots you have planned in your head. So how can you make the most out of these opportunities?
Fresh off her photography trip to Sicily, Gina talks about how to shoot portraits on the run.
In this episode, she unveils some of the key learnings from her trip and breaks down how all listeners can benefit from these insights.
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Show Notes
Pros and Cons of Fuji XT3
Pros
- Light
- Great detail
- Good focus
- Sexy design
- Weather seal
- Interchangeable lenses
Cons
- Noise
- Straps
- Lens cap
- Focus
- Colour
- File handling
In this episode, we are going to share the takeaways from this year’s Sicily photography workshop and how you can apply these techniques to your photography
- Confidence. Fear kills more dreams than lack of ability or failure.
- Know your gear and rehearse the shoot. “By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail.”
- Lighting. Know light and you everything is easy
- Post-production. Bring it all together and you’ll be unstoppable.
Student work
Above: Image created using multiple frames and lit with a speedlight and handheld
