In this video I show you my top 5 things to shoot through for creative wedding portraits! I also give you my top tips and advice for how to use these items to take epic portrait photographs :-)
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When shooting through crystals and the other objects which I talk about in the video, my top tip would be to use a 35mm prime lens at the widest aperture available on the lens. This makes the foreground bokeh very abstract, which I much prefer. If you shoot at a narrower aperture the foreground bokeh can become too sharp.
All of the items which I talk about in this item, each of which I love to shoot through on a wedding day to help me create really unique and cool portrait photographs, can be easily found online.
Throughout the video I mention other videos on my channel where you can watch me using each of the items on a live shoot. Here are the links to those videos:
Teardrop crystal: • How to take natural WINDOW LIGHT port...
Fractal filter: • How I shot this - Easy off camera fla...
Crystal ball prism: • HOW I SHOT THIS | Off camera flash we...
Tin foil: • How to create AMAZING bokeh!
Fairy lights: • How I shot this | Simple off camera f...
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