In this video tutorial Drew Gardner talks about his conceptual photograph, Parachute from his Bridge of Doom Series. This is tutorial 12 of 15 from the series, if you want  your photograph to convey action then you have to be in action! Drew shares how he did this tracking shot and other tips and tricks he used along the way.

The Bridge of Doom series required a lot of planning, a large crew that often had to problem solve on the run. To get the model to look like she was running she had to actually run! This was a challenge for the photographer and the crew, find out how they pulled it off by watching the tutorial.

Run time: 5min 52sec, size: 318MB, part 12 of 15

If you like this image and would like to learn more about Drew’s photography and on of his best conceptual series you can check out the how-to for the Bridge of Doom photograph.

In this video tutorial you will learn:

• tips and tricks for planning for and finding your extreme remote location.
• the tracking shot, how to light and shoot your moving subject!
• location lighting of a large area for great depth, perspective and easier post processing.
• the benefits of scouting for the perfect location for your conceptual photography shoot.
• the importance of engaging/communicating with the model to get just the right expression and movement.
• the importance of engaging yourself to get just the right shot.

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This video is 12 in a series of 15 video tutorials hosted by Drew Gardner. Each tutorial focuses on a specific conceptual photograph and the process of making that photo. Drew shares his techniques, tips and tricks he has learned throughout his career to help you achieve your own amazing images.

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