Shooting a Fashion Editorial • STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY Behind The Scenes

This is fantastic, wonderful work as always to you and your whole team 👏🏾👏🏾

bro this is what ive been looking for for ages

every lighting video ive looked at online is the very basic, generic studio tips that do not inspire creativity at all

i been doing street style at fashion weeks and other small fashion brands locally in london but studio work always scared me - but this vid has given me the confidence to do some test shoots

Very nice work.

I'm a winner for find you! I love your whole work, in this first video, I saw. I love you link your equipment in the description because I'm interest in this world. So thank you for all. My favorite shoot were the first and the second for the magic ilumination. And also I'm learning english so, watching your video help me to improve my listening. Thank you darling, I'm following now.

this is so beautiful, made me know 100% that i want to go into fashion photography

Great work as always. Hope to see more work during the Fall or Spring 2024.

Thanks for being transparent with us and showing you the lighting scheme, awesome photos, great input.

hey man, the other lights used to create gradients on the background, are they flash or continuous ligthting?

Incredible images and very informative video. love the steamy ones

This is the most accessible way I've seen studio photography taught so far

first shoot, wooo. Last one , boom.. Thanks .

Hello Ian i would like to know if there is any other way to get background like this i have tried the way u show a lot of times and i cant achieve the loook

Amazing!
May I ask what s the program you use to see the shot instantly on your laptop?

Wow!!! You’re work is AMAZING 🙆🏽‍♀️🙌🏾🔥

What size backdrop are you using?

Im a HUGE fan of you. LOVE your accent and your teaching style. YOu make everything look so easy and elegant.

Thank you so much! This is so inspiring)

Wowww so good

Stunning ! Just what I'm aspiring to do <3

Shooting my first possible editorial in the next couple of weeks, my heart is racing. Wish me luck!

Excuse me, where is the flash with the blue light umbrella placed?

I always learn so much about studio lighting (and lighting overall) from you. Love your videos and the work you do!

No one else doin these like you bro 🔥

Superb works, IAN.

Those pictures wereee soooo fire!! and the model was a perfect pick for the shoot absolutely

amazing work

Saw you were using a 5D Mark iv as well. Why did it not make your equipment list?

these images!! 🔥🙌🏼🙌🏼🔥 💪🏼💪🏼 👌🏼
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good up beat b/g 🎶 music too!

Yes no yes for Elizabeth's .

really great!
i do feel however that with time shoots like this will become quite a rare thing with the rise of AI.
makes me sad.

Wicked thx

Love it man, really inspiring content gives me a lot of ideas how to use lights too❤

Were all the images takenn with r5 or mk4? I only see the 5d in the vid….thinking on upgrading to the r5 soon

I love your style - thanks for posting this with the BTS

ah, see you've placed a reflector off to the side a bit, not sure how much that effected the shot but it's little details like that, that need to be mentioned. Beautiful work! Thanks for posting.

Thanks!

Outstanding job

Thank you so much for this ! It's just so helpful for me as photographer interested in understanding studio work more. I appreciate it so much :)

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Can you make a video on your editing process and retouch? I’ve been looking for your style everywhere 🥲

Omg this is awesome! I want to know what cable are u using to conect your camera with your laptop

these are sooo beautiful and aspirational 🔥🔥🔥

Great video! Thanks for sharing!

Was that lens’s filter a 82 for the 24-70 lens because I didn’t see an 82 listed on the site

this is so valuable for people who are getting into photography. thank you so much

Hi Ian, thanks for your video! I'll be shooting my first fashion catalog soon. Any advice on material I could use best?

Currently I'd be working with 5D mark IV.
Lens I'm guessing to aim for 24-70 / 70-200 or do you think it is better to work with a standard format like 35, 50, ...?

Also any other tips I could work for?

Thanks for your videos! I've learned a lot through them.

Ps; Where I used to be at for my internship in photography last year my mentor loved your work and also followed a lot of your videos!

you are incredible.

Always a pleasure getting some insight into your lighting diagrams! Gorgeous work as always!

Great work!