Photography Tips on Understanding Light – Photography Tips by Karl Taylor of Visual Arts Photography

Photography Tips on Understanding Light – Photography Tips by Karl Taylor

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Comments (25)

HappymanSeven said on 26-05-2010
	Brilliant

StephenSaloArt said on 26-05-2010
	Great!

smizzles716 said on 26-05-2010
	excellent picture, wat type of lens did he use to make it have such detail in the picture with the drift wood or was is a filter?? i have a Nikon D5000 any suggestions to get any accessories for it?

WeddingPhotographyUK said on 26-05-2010
	nice video 5****

CountDiLuna said on 26-05-2010
	Very good and informative (which goes for all of your videos). Heading over to the website now the check on the DVDs you have for sale. Cheers, Nils

benlyons83 said on 26-05-2010
	Good to see a useful video on youtube for once….

ktee92 said on 26-05-2010
	vicky looks like angelina jolie at a certain angle 07:50

jhette2 said on 26-05-2010
	what kind of tripod u using?

fullerpoms said on 26-05-2010
	what is your f stop?

grabedigger said on 26-05-2010
	Canonhead!! xD

guitarsquiddy said on 26-05-2010
	@ARCUS1200 True, you don’t need the best equipment to take good pictures, but it doesn’t hurt. Sorry, but apart from the better handling the better equipment will produce the better results. Wheather you need that high quality to express yourself is a different question, but professional photographers don’t use Hasselblads and similar cameras for the sheer fun of it.

MrBazzat11 said on 26-05-2010
	really good..informative

AvishCar18 said on 26-05-2010
	hey karl, brilliant work….what lens did you use for the portraits….? great work….

touchinpun said on 26-05-2010
	“you can see from this, the surgeon is gonna have to do the reconstructive work…” hahaha! love it.

velozalejandro said on 26-05-2010
	i love you!

djstomach said on 26-05-2010
	you are so Great….

d212009 said on 26-05-2010
	thanks for the great tips,very useful!!!!!!

amableodiable said on 26-05-2010
	love the accent!

ARCUS1200 said on 26-05-2010
	Nice video, it will show people that you don’t need tens of thousands of equipment in order to make a good picture. Understanding the basics and having a good eye for light, composition and the right moment will make better pictures sometimes then poor skilled photographers with really expensive equipment.

chuda99 said on 26-05-2010
	Awesome video! I am now a subscriber of your videos and your website. Keep up the good work, and I hope that one day I become as good of a Photographer as you are! Cheers!

nealoveschocolate said on 26-05-2010
	You’re so awesome man, for sharing your knowledge and making this vid. Thank you so much!

wbolfaine said on 26-05-2010
	Absolutely Fantastic Tips! Thank you very much for sharing your expertise and knowledge! That what the greatest do – Share! Thank you Karl!

nformby said on 26-05-2010
	Wow! Great tips, thankyou so much! It’s very useful!

acapmex1 said on 26-05-2010
	increase shutter speed ’til you get it right , and reduce ISO. may be, there were no clouds to dim the sun light. you got to play with it. good luck!!

LivingForLOL said on 26-05-2010
	Is she dead…?