How a Photoshoot Fail Led to a Nice Car Park Shoot Instead

At some point in every portrait photographer's career (or hobby), there will come a time when things just don't go as planned, even if you think you got everything sorted out. And when it does, you either have to be resourceful and improvise, or make the most out of what's available to you.

This was exactly the lesson recently learned by Melbourne-based wedding and event photographer Ben Samuel. If it has yet to happen to you, his video below should give you an idea on what to do so the day won't go to waste.  .

2019-6-13 16:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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