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Environmental Portraits: Jason Wallis — Adorama Photography TV

Environmental Portraits: Jason Wallis — Adorama Photography TV

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How'd They Do That?

In this episode Jason Wallis tells us how he shoots amazing environmental portraits. Jason also gives us some tips for traveling to foreign countries with a lightweight studio lighting pack.


Listen and watch as Mark Wallace interviews photographer Jason Wallis about how he lights and shoots environmental portraits around the world—and how he found a model at WalMart.

 

Environmental Portraits: Jason Wallis — Adorama Photography TV

 

Check out Jason Wallis's web site, and be sure to follow him on Twitter at @jasonwallis.

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Neat to hear.

Interesting to hear about why he chose the equipment he chose. Neat he has a faith-based desire to work on his stuff.

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Yes, this is a fluff piece.

After the list of gear, this piece says almost nothing at all. and that flash generator is a whopping 2700 smackers. the octobox didn't get a mention about what it was for. No showing how he set the lights up for the admittedly stunning portraits. A waste of seven minutes.

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How they think

Its always helpful to hear other photographers explain how they approach a project. Insight into their mindset is much more important than f-stops. I disagree with Hugh only in that if you have any experience at all with lighting seeing his setup it is pretty obvious how he shot this.

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1 of 2 people found this comment helpful
 
Fluff

no actual useful information on how he creates specific images, just a fluff piece

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