Learn how to get great pictures of a large group.
In this clip from the CreativeLive course, Think Like a 10K Wedding Photographer, Scott Robert Lim shares his strategies for getting awesome large group photographs.
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Great photos and advises. I was a little surprized you didn't straighten up the photo with ocean in the background. I am sure everybody still were satisfied with the photo. 👍☺
Awesome video!! BTW, I loved you in The Hangover!!
But.. did he die??
fab video and wonderful tips and sensational photographs. thank you so much.
Great job and very practical.. thanks
At 0:58 is that group shot just shot with the natural light, or with some kind of fill light?
who is this guy????
what's his name?
Very good, i love your presentation style
brett, brett, brett…. oh brett..! lol.. served?
Longest lens like the longest day de LA anné
Hangover guy ?
Great ideas 👍
I'm sorry your shots are pretty average…there is no wow factor whatsoever..i have seen wayyyy better photos with the photographer tells no bullshit like you do.
He looks like a karate champion 💪
Loved this! Thank you !
I like this video on the group shots. I do special events for a company I network with and do lots of group shots and these things you do I agree 100%. Love the lecture on it. Thumbs up.
Great ideas! Thanks
speed -> 1.50
Thank me later
You are more of a salesman than a photographer.
sounds like Sunday service at the evangelical photo correction church where you are forced to repent for your photography sins.
IS THIS THE GUY FROM "HANGOVER"?
Oh wow! You should've really stick to editing Boss, some of these pictures are really basic !
But did he die?
Great video with some excellent advice. Thanks for sharing!!
Wow Awesome!!!
Brilliant vid! Awesome info too 🙂
Very entertaining! Very well put together!!!
Thanks for that, really interesting and informative…
This dude's AWESOME.. ideas for days.. super helpfull video
Thanks for the video! It is very helpful and makes you think and be creative. You ´ve definitely got a creative approach to posing. But from the photographic perspective…could you please clarify what for did you use flash, moreover three flashes for the shoot on the beach when there were plenty of light? What was the function of the flash on this scene?
hiro nakamura?
hiro nakamura?
fantastic tutorial, someone who actually makes sense for a change without being too technical..
You remind me of Roberto Valenzuela (I know I spelled the LN wrong) when talking about posing everyone. lol
Listen, this guy has some good advice and its great that CL posted this for free, but please check your math! Inverse square law says that if you half the distance between your flash and subject you DOUBLE the flash power… not 4x. Later you state that 1600 ISO is 16x brighter! Assuming you start at 100 ISO thats 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600…. which is 4x brighter, not 16… It took me a while to figure out how to use inverse square law properly so please don't confuse people.
I wish I had seend that video last week! Thanks !
I learned that if I don't got anything and want to do something different, to get on the ground and shit up. That'll get their attention.
6:49
thanks I just learned about longer lens compression
Great tips and inspiration as usual from Scott.