4 Simple Steps For Improving Your Natural Light Portraits | Master Your Craft

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Ever wonder how the pros get their subjects to stand out? Many photographers opt to settle with a simple walk-up shot, but with some simple tweaks in your composition, you can completely transform your portraits. In this video, Pye walks through 4 compositional techniques you can stack together to isolate your subject for beautiful natural light portraits.

Time Stamps:
Intro: 0:00 - 1:30
Technique #1: 1:31 - 2:22
Technique #2: 2:23 - 3:01
Technique #3: 3:02 - 3:46
Technique #4: 3:47 - 4:25
Outro: 4:26 - 4:51

Welcome to “Master Your Craft,” a photography educational series by SLR Lounge, exclusively on Adorama TV. From gear advice to in-depth instruction, our goal is to give you practical, real-world advice to help you master the craft of photography. Whether you’re a beginner just learning your camera, an amateur looking to become pro, or a professional seeking inspiration, this is the series you’ve been looking for to help you become a better photographer.

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I did enjoy that you included the triangle info (Aperture, IDO, shutter speed)

TePrometoPhotography

I really liked this additive style of tutorial, because I felt I could actually follow along with everything. Personally as a beginner I'm able to get my photos up to your technique #3 most often, but then I don't know where to go from there to make them much better. I liked the idea of thinking where the light source already is and having the model adjust to match that.

Pikmeir

Wonderful and informative. Most importantly, it's concise. Can't tell you how many instructive videos I shut down because the presenter rambles on about nothing related to the subject. Pye efficiently gets to the point and actually delivers high quality information at the same time!

Thesoaringhearts

Thanks for posting! Natural light portraits have always been my go-to. Not just because of lighting limitations, but because I just love natural looks.

grantjameshill

From the rail line in the park, to this. It's an education. Thank you for your time. John UK.

johnblunt

Wow, thanks for slowing me down, and causing me to focus on composition - NOT just a shot!

g.eddiepattensr

Pye, It never ceases to amaze how you manage to convey so much information effectively in such a short space of time. I find myself looking forward each week to the next nugget of information you publish. Keep it up Bro.

alanwheetman

Liked it! Very simple & straightforward. Keep them coming.

davidrosner

Really love this, simple and straightforward instructions. Thank you Pye 👏🏼

najmimarzuki

Thanks for the tutorials....Really appreciate them.

de-graftasafo-adjei

Kiara as always perfect!) Awesome video! Thanks for sharing!

Garbid

Thanks for this! Loved the explanations and the progression to the final image!

irismackenzie

One of the better explanations I've seen on youtube, thanks.

KtRsk

Pye, your videos are always the best! Your ideas today, because they are quick and easy, will help when shooting with friends who don't want to spend a lot of time perfecting the shot.

randyhurlburt