Joey Lawrence, only 20 years old, is one of the most sought-after commercial photographers in the business. While Joey’s commercial work consists of advertisements and work for movies, television, and musicians, his personal work focuses on fine art portraiture around the world. Today, he talks with Marc Silber about techniques for both beginning and established photographers alike
One distinct quality in Joey’s photos is the clear emotional connection between subject and photographer. Joey concentrates on interacting with the subjects beforehand to make them more comfortable. Often, they are not accustomed to working with cameras, so Joey will spend a day just getting to know them and their culture. He describes these images as collaborations with the subjects, which result in much more powerful photos.
Joey encourages photographers to take advantage of all the resources available today. The internet is a great resource, with numerous photography blogs and articles online. To improve one’s photography skills, constantly experimenting with new techniques and making mistakes is necessary.
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Good work!
Keep up the good work.
thanks!
The guy being interviewed seems afraid to give tips like somebody is going to take his job or something. lol.
this kid is awesome, great future as photographer
this kid is awesome, great future as a photographer
I don’t remember how I discovered this series, but these are pure gold. This ‘kid’ photographer has SO MUCH TALENT, and he is younger than things in my refrigerator! I’m tempted to put all equipment into a bag and use it as a boat anchor. Note to self: buy boat.Many thanks to you, Marc!Be well,Dave
LOL yep we can all learn from Joey. Glad you like our videos we’ll keep em coming!
I’d like to know about your lighting set ups
Oh god, the interviewing sitting position is so awkward!
Mancrush :3
awesome photographer!
Evening! Have you thought about photo sfxart tricks (do a google search)? My work buddy Yasmine made some awesome photos with their video lessons.
tht was awesome. would love to see some behind screen videos of this photographers to learn more.
Great Video , I took a shot like this with my zoom lens too!.bit.ly\XyRI49
0:43 so fake, not a drop in that mug. Why?