Karl Taylor reveals professional photography tips on understanding light. This knowledge will probably change the way you plan your photography composition from now on! Get More FREE Training at my website: www.photography-tips-online.com
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Essential Photography Tips, Quickly Transform Your Photos, by Karl Taylor
Posted by Alisia Friend on August 9th, 2010
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Tags: Essential, Karl, Photography, PHOTOS, Quickly, Taylor, TIPS, Transform
pause 5:13….fantastic image….
lol he fails much
@D0WNGOESFRAZIER His accent makes me freak out
Well done, a very simple and clear lesson in light, as oppposed to most of the rubbish on youtube
Gorgeous location, I wonder where that is?
hi! did you use photoshop. please tell me. thanks
Good stuff mate, but I would have liked to see Vicky at the beach during the magic hour for a stunning portrait.
this was amazingly usefull and i really loved the way you explained everything.
it would be really nice if you could explain that thing about the large aperture hehe i am a makeup artist(beginer) and i want to take pictures of all the looks that i do so it would be nice to not just take pictures randomly but actually make the as good as they can look i have a nikon coolpix L100 can i do that long aperture with it? and how hehehe hope you have some tips for me
Vicky looked scary!
@konys1983 the UK i think
I aspire to be a photographer and this has helped me so much, thank you!
thanx
What accent is this?
Where this guy comes from?
The picture at 5:13 is gorgeous.
awe-inspiring pointers – nice one, has anyone tried Olays most recent line of products?? it’s not easy to get cosmetics in Littleville but i managed to obtain stunning samples of make-up through ‘Gratis Makeup Samples’! they’re awesome!
Thanks a lot. I’m brand new in photography and I learning now . Now I have Canon EOS 3000n and would like to know is this good camera .Thanks again…
very good video,i am just getting into photography
You should take your shoes and socks off Dude. And roll your trousers up. That’s what I’d do…. my “tip” as it were. That way you don’t get wet shoes and socks.
@arjunsajeev this guy is using a Canon 85mm F1.2 L prime lens
~love~
people like u make the world better.
tks a lot for the video..
thanks for the vid, its very good- best one of seen in quite a while…
That’s a really grat video – I like these portraits! Which lense did you use indoor?
that is some heavy equipment.
this guy is great i mean he should teach pros!!!!