Interview with Peter
We were contacted by David in Madrid who is a teacher at a photography school, and he requested an interveiw from Peter for the students. We decided to share the interview on Inspire, and hope you all enjoy it!
We were contacted by David in Madrid who is a teacher at a photography school, and he requested an interveiw from Peter for the students. We decided to share the interview on Inspire, and hope you all enjoy it!
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4 comments on “Interview with Peter”
Peter, you show at 3:47 the contrasty “body builder” picture and tell us, that you need an hour for lighting. I am very interested how you did this – could you make a tutorial about this? Thank you, greetings from germany – and I like the interview.
Hi Mario, sure I can definitely make a tutorial on that lighting, I just need to find a body builder to shoot. Thanks heaps.
Really interesting Interview Peter! I can´t remember on which video you told this but the reason you shoot landscape instead of portraiture is that you could made more money for a double page instead of only a single page. And you said that you can get a portraiture even of a landscape by cropping it. But is the size of the height from a landscape not to short? Or does the high resolution of the photo cover it for enlargement when printing?
Thanks heaps. No it’s not too short as the page is still the same height if the photo is landscape over two pages or a single page in portrait orientation