Shutterbug photographer Jordan Matter shares 5 helpful tips on how on how to find great locations for portrait photography right in your own neighborhood.
Video Credits
Photographer: Jordan Matter – https://www.jordanmatter.com/
Video & Editing: Sandy Chase – http://fluidfilm.com/
Model: Juliet Garrett – https://www.instagram.com/julietgarrett/
Producer: Dan Havlik
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7 responses to “5 Great Portrait Photography Locations You Can Find Right Outside Your Door”
Good tricks! Good video! It's a good idea to limit yourself in space so that there is not even a thought of beautiful views. The photographer can do more when he starts to think 🙂 In Russian cities we do not have many beautiful places.
Surprised you also blew out the focus on the rock wall. Sometimes seeing a little more of the background is a good thing. The car shot I found weird, but the doorway was very nice. Great video for beginners to explore their surroundings!
Fantastic sir! Please provide the next 5.
Just walking around she of course looks nice but my lord Juliet shoots great!!!
Nicely done Jordan! 🙂 Perhaps the role of an assistant for the budding photographer? I have a pair of lovely family members (wife and daughter) that help out on shoots but they have contrasting styles….any thoughts on an assistant's roles could be a fun video 🙂 Thanks again for the videos 🙂 Cheers from beautiful Victoria British Columbia 🙂
Fantastic video!
Great video with very useful tips, thanks. Also it's good demo that professional grade Nikon camera are noise free at high ISO 1600 – 2500 🙂 It will be too noisy for many entry level / older DSLR (or mirrorless camera) of any brand, so settings should be different (ISO down / exposure time longer).