On Location Shoot Tips
December 1, 2022
If you are a studio photographer and you are used to controlling your light and circumstances, I know that shooting on location can completely freak you out.
Trust me, even as a veteran photographer - wedding & portraits - preferring natural light, going on location can still freak me out at times.
The thing we know is that you can’t control everything.
That’s just a simple fact.
But it can be so much fun when you drive down and find a magic stream light coming through the trees on a long windy road, or a glisten that reflects in her eyes when the sunlight hits that magic golden hour.
PLUS I love the variety I can create for my clients by consistently changing up my backdrops and it keeps the gypsy in me stimulated creatively.
Let’s face it, if you want to succeed in personal branding, you need to get comfortable with shooting on location.
So in this episode I wanted to share my top tips for shooting on location.
Head’s up, this episode is not rocket science, it is just about preparation and planning.
But all practical advice to help you get the most for your clients every time.
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If you are a studio photographer and you are used to controlling your light and circumstances, I know that shooting on location can completely freak you out.
Trust me, even as a veteran photographer - wedding & portraits - preferring natural light, going on location can still freak me out at times.
The thing we know is that you can’t control everything.
That’s just a simple fact.
But it can be so much fun when you drive down and find a magic stream light coming through the trees on a long windy road, or a glisten that reflects in her eyes when the sunlight hits that magic golden hour.
PLUS I love the variety I can create for my clients by consistently changing up my backdrops and it keeps the gypsy in me stimulated creatively.
Let’s face it, if you want to succeed in personal branding, you need to get comfortable with shooting on location.
So in this episode I wanted to share my top tips for shooting on location.
Head’s up, this episode is not rocket science, it is just about preparation and planning.
But all practical advice to help you get the most for your clients every time.
To get to know Paula and get insight into her work, click here & Follow her on Instagram here.
If you are a studio photographer and you are used to controlling your light and circumstances, I know that shooting on location can completely freak you out.
Trust me, even as a veteran photographer - wedding & portraits - preferring natural light, going on location can still freak me out at times.
The thing we know is that you can’t control everything.
That’s just a simple fact.
But it can be so much fun when you drive down and find a magic stream light coming through the trees on a long windy road, or a glisten that reflects in her eyes when the sunlight hits that magic golden hour.
PLUS I love the variety I can create for my clients by consistently changing up my backdrops and it keeps the gypsy in me stimulated creatively.
Let’s face it, if you want to succeed in personal branding, you need to get comfortable with shooting on location.
So in this episode I wanted to share my top tips for shooting on location.
Head’s up, this episode is not rocket science, it is just about preparation and planning.
But all practical advice to help you get the most for your clients every time.
To get to know Paula and get insight into her work, click here & Follow her on Instagram here.
Remember to SUBSCRIBE and FOLLOW!