Fashion Shoot- Through the Glass Window- Emily Soto Photography

[CseLaphoto]

the very Best! thank you..

[MrVikkimanick]

OH MY GOD i was in hurry to go on work but couldn't go just because of ur amazing videos , kept watching one by one , ur just amazing

[fpsanders123]

Hi emily , Did you spot meter your subject ?

[wiseman1001]

Hi, I just saw your photos and videos and I really like them! By the way, would you tell me whose music is in the videos, thanks.

[raferalstoncruz]

Thanks so much Emily!! Excellent shots as always!!

[flowr96]

3:01 - my favourite shoot overall <3<3

[EmilySotoPhotography]

@flowr96 thanks!

[TzDiana249]

god i felt in love with all that pics. your work is amazing and the models are freaking prefect.

[EmilySotoPhotography]

@TzDiana249 thank you!

[exposu]

This is my favourite video. Just curious. To get the hazy areas in some of your pics do you do this in post production by putting a white fill with low opacity over the corners of some of your pics. Awesome work.

Thanks in advance.

[EmilySotoPhotography]

@exposu I do both, I will have more tutorials on my blog soon, thanks!

[dadvian1]

mmmm pretty awsome..but every time i see a emily soto video i go out and try it..and the results are crapy.....does she use tons of post proces?????? or its just me?

[bciecko1]

@dadvian1 Her results would be achieved with a heavy hand in post. This is not to say they aren't great shots but it is to say that you can only get a great shot out of a good one to begin with. Things like focus, composition and general approach really cannot be fixed in post (sans composition by active framing). RAW files are supposed to have post done and the amount one uses is purely taste and not a credit to the abilities of a photographer. It's really just part of the workflow.

[EmilySotoPhotography]

@dadvian1 I do post processing as well- it is a mix of both! :) Happy new year!

[avestaria]

Amazing picture.

Can you tell me, what Camera & Lens you use and you use filter too ?

Thanks for  help.

[EmilySotoPhotography]

@avestaria I use the Canon 7d, 85mm 1.4 lens and b+w nd filter

[BruceMcKay59]

Amazing photographer and love this video.... well done...

[EmilySotoPhotography]

@BruceMcKay59 Thank you!

[HPDesign92]

Can you show how your postproduction? Are these pictures postproducted?

[EmilySotoPhotography]

@HPDesign92 yes they are, I will have more tutorials for post processing on my blog soon.

[caloy856]

nice work maam.. ilove it :)

[EmilySotoPhotography]

@caloy856 thank you!

[TgPint]

Lovely to see your work on YouTube!

Wonderful work!!

[EmilySotoPhotography]

@TgPint thank you for watching!

[neodjr]

Great stuff Emily! Did you use two 6ft white reflectors?

[EmilySotoPhotography]

@neodjr just one, thanks!

[Cheeryfireman]

Yet again a fantasic vidio and the shoots are as always fantastic. Natural light and reflectors only !!! superb

Dave (Cheeryfireman)

[EmilySotoPhotography]

@Cheeryfireman thanks Dave! Happy new year!

[MahdFliesHigh]

did you use natural lighting on this shoot? amazing work as always

[EmilySotoPhotography]

@MahdFliesHigh yes I did! :) Thank you!

[7upat7up]

you're amazing!!!

[EmilySotoPhotography]

@7upat7up :) Thanks for watching!

[babyjaye81105]

Your work is truly amazing and you are an inspiration to all!

[EmilySotoPhotography]

@babyjaye81105 thank you!

[mofeed65]

I want to be the first human to comment on this video / shoot.

Enchanting.

Just after getting to know about your work, I have been staying late at night digging for all sorts of information on overpowering the sun shoots. The outcome is magical and makes me get a buzz looking at the final images.

Good work, I mean classy in every way.

It is a privilege to know about you and about your work.

Good luck!

Mofeed

[EmilySotoPhotography]

@mofeed65 awesome!! :) I'd love to see your results!