In this delightfully unconventional family portrait, we’re going to challenge the constraints of the focal plane and depart from the typical, posed family portrait.
Let’s infuse some excitement and vibrancy into our photography and craft unforgettable portraits together!
In this tutorial, I will guide you through the process of achieving sharp focus on multiple subjects while using a wide-open aperture of f2. We’ll explore advanced adjustments that encompass everything from the background elements to changing the colors of our subjects’ clothing. You’ll gain insights into creating sophisticated color selections, utilizing AI-generated tools, and much more! Let’s dive into some adventurous editing today!
Clifton Yaney –
Best group project yet! Thanks.
Renson George –
Wonderful.
Agnieszka Zmuda –
You are like a revelation to me! There are no words to express how happy I am that I found your website. I finally understand what it takes to take photos with a low aperture when photographing a larger group of people. For a long time, I was shooting at f5. Thanks to you, that has changed, and I can’t wait to see the results! Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Brandon Johnson –
Fantastic work! I really like how you went through all the color changes. I’m not sure I would go through all of them, but I completely understand why they were made. That is a whole lot of work for each photo. But it completely changes the image to make it look a lot better.
Chad Kotter –
Wow, great example of a photo with multiple challenges to overcome! Thanks for the meticulous step by step examples, including first trying methods that didn’t work, to overcome the significant color changes and color casts in this example. I hope you didn’t have to edit very many of those large group photos for the customers in this set!