Adding a splash of water to your portraits is a fantastic way to create energy and originality to your portraits but in order to freeze water you’ll need a little bit of technical knowhow. That’s where photographer Gavin Hoey can help. Gavin will walk you through his lighting tips and tricks to get pin sharp splash portraits in his small home studio.
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Love this video!
More “film noir” photography please…. a sniper for instance?!? Many thanks I’m learning from you..
Gavin made me click the notification bell. Awesome video as always.
Gavin you are amazing! 👏
i just love ur videos ! im gonna test this whit my models and if u want to see the result , follow me on instagram ; gundersen.foto
best regards Espen Gundersen
norwegian photographer
Hey Gavin, you´re such a great teacher… you explane everything that´s really difficult in such a simple way. So you make me and my husband believin we can take fotos like you can. At least you give us the courage to try out 😉 …. not many tutorials are that funny and entertaining. Thank you for that!
I pull up my chair with a nice cuppa tea & the Gavster. I'm happy. Keep im coming.
Awesome
loveeeeed this video! We just did "wet" themed photography in class…unfortunately, I watched your video afterward. I will do one for my portfolio! Thanks so much for your excellent videos!
wow
can you recomend an inexpencive but efective light meter
What kind of camera is he using?
👌👌👌👌👌
He makes everything seem so effortless.
Gavin I simply love your channel, thanks for your great work. Greetings from Montreal.
OMG, he is so really pretty boy. I'm almost fell in love with him 😉 Oh, and yes thanks for your video, it was very useful.
cool stuff.
ther are brushes forthis in photoshop lol not wet
absolute brilliant! I wanna try this with my daughter very soon.
Always remember where your towel is! 😀
Thank you! Great video.
Visto!
I love your videos
Hello Gavin. please is the flash name 'streetlight 360?' hope i heard correctly
What kind of lighting system and softbox you used? Is it HSS or normal flash system.
Love this…Awesome
Thank you !
Love your style Gavin…always make me say WOW,
Excellent! Very nice!
i like it.s
You're one of are kind, you're good you're superb, you're great, you're a great teacher, you're a professional photographer, may the almighty god keep on giving you more more idea's ameen, so you can give us, more idea's thanks one more again, god bless you but you need to worship god almighty.
Awesome job. thank for sharing all these techniques with us.
loved this, awesome
Thank you very much!!!! Love learning with you!!!
I ABSALUTLY LOVE THE ONE IN THE HAT
great job. i like the tips
I like Gavin but every time I hear him I think about hobbits…just saying =)
nice idea… thanks for the video…
Simple but briliant..
i need help i have ad600b flash which is more powerful than 360 but i can't shoot 11 frames per second with it…. what am i doing wrong?
Couldn't help but smile at the hint of Douglas Adams reference.
new to this channel and this is stunning!!!! Thank you 🙂
Sir, you are an amazing photographer.
hlw gavin hoey… I am ur bigest fan….
Really Gavin it's a thumb up a big one think you for inviting me 🖒
It was fun to watch.
Great vid
Nice video. If you had put your model in a green t-shirt it would have looked as if he was a soldier in the rain.
Thanks for the session.
bill.