HIGH SPEED SYNC EXPLAINED - Start taking dramatic portraits anywhere!

How do you get shallow depth of field in broad daylight without overexposing your image? Using high speed-sync gives you the power as a photographer to create that shallow depth of field look while still maintaining an evenly exposed image.

I took my lovely model Haley out to Tempe Town Lake, just north of the Arizona State University campus to use my high speed-sync in the field.

I use this lighting technology a lot in my work

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[mast]

Yep I’m sold - this is the style I have been looking for.

[tommynikon]

Seriously GREAT shit, per usual. And the even more amazing thing about Joel: he's color blind.

[valeriovannini]

Great shots, wow! That one in black and white was so artistic!

[bearramelk]

You know what... Joe's skill is seeing beauty in that cityscape - at first look I would have probably gone meh... but it's is the photographers vision that takes the water, the ripples, the model, and bridges and puts it all together - thanks for opening my eyes to opportunity

[FrankNazario]

im a student of your work for the past 3 years... this is absolutely beautiful... your evolution of style is awesome... love how you can transition from the grunge intense style to this amazing composition of light and color ... i am an absolute fan of your work!!

[JUSTENization]

Your already so beautiful model knows how to strike posts. You are definitely professional.

[JagOuttaGME]

Great pics, but you didn't explain anything about HSS. You just complimented your model & your surroundings.

[MrFbakhuis]

Very inspiring pictures and text. Thanks

[fcoker]

Another great one! The three important things to have...great subject, awesome background, and good lighting is pretty easy to remember. Thanks!

[maz]

Love your style, the punchy, dramatic portraits. A big fan. Thanks for sharing!

[menglandau]

I love the results you achieved especially that last one. Almost looks like it was shot in a studio with a backdrop. I'm inspired.

[_HMCB_]

Amazing stuff. Joel, I just learned about you last week. I bought one of your products. I was immediately impressed with not only your prowess but your ability to simplify and share your knowledge in an approachable manner. I can say that all my investments in learning the craft of photography will be done through you. Time to start saving up for your courses. Thanks for this video.

[KevinAClassA]

Thank you for your time in making this.

How in the world can people unlike a tutorial like this ?

[d.adcock]

More great tips, thanks. I think I really like the full length white dress photo best.

[Hutch]

Thanks, nice vid. You were right, the last shot is off the charts. I'm just starting to learn about how strobes work.

[James-ttvg]

The white dress is amazing very beautiful

[ADPX]

Love to see your out of the camera RAW as well. Love your work

[retirementhobbyfarmdiyadve]

Those pictures were great! Thanks for an awesome tutorial.

[robertemunds]

This was one great video, very inspiring. Thanks for doing this. Greetings from Brazil.

[lyoneltso]

I'm pretty sure I saw you one time at Tempe Camera. Huge fan of the work you did on Navajo Nation. Great video!