Photo Textures- Making Better Images Using Textures in Your Images to Get More Organic Results

If you're looking for a way to make your shots look more organic. Looking for ways to tie your subject into the background so they belong there. This video is for you.

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Join me for an awesome shoot that we did in the beautiful little pueblo of Huigra, Ecuador with a stunning model named Vicky. It's the ultimate challenge to go into a random location and just make a shoot happen.

And that's exactly what I do. I go into a place with a model or two and we just create shoots based on what we find as a backdrop and try to pair it with some clothes that they brought along for the expedition.

One way to really tie all of that together is by using textures and props from the location itself, to help your subject BELONG to that space. It isn't always the easiest thing to do, but by adding these textures such as sand, dirt, peeled paint, etc to our subjects we create the illusion that they came from there. And that is critical to a composition.

I hope it helps my friends. This was shot using the Rotolight Aeos 2 in flash mode.

For more information about the light please visit:

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I appreciate all of you for watching. Your support is incredible and I couldn't do this without all of you.

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Photographer: Jason Lanier

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Model: Vicky

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Thanks!

Jason

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