What does it feel like when your creative vision merges with the subject's "essence"?

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Stacy Pearsall · Answer

So, what does it feel like when my Creative Vision merges with subjects Essence? Well, I actually want that to happen during my portrait sessions. I let my subjects drive, my creative response. Do I have a repertoire? Sure. Do I know what I'm doing? Behind the camera. Yes, I have knowledge of different lighting and how that lighting relates emotion and feeling, but I watch and engage with my subjects. I I listen to their nonverbals, I utilize their own tells and I let their Essence drive, those creative tools that I have photographic lie to make the image in the end, ultimately their personality shines through, and I find that that is the most productive and best way to create creative, portraits and capture that essence.

Moose Peterson · Answer

What does it feel like when your Creative Vision merges with subjects? Essence, I gotta tell you, I be honest with you, I have no clue. I Vision mergers with a subject's Essence, I don't even think that way let alone do I does it like compute that that's happening. I guess the closest I could be is when I'm photographing a critter in a falls asleep on me, I know that. That I'm doing everything right because it doesn't, you know, it just ignore me. It says, I'm just part of the scenery, I'm not anything others, who are just falls asleep, because I'm a threat, not a threat, I should say, but mergers with a subjects Essence man, I'm sorry. I am clueless. I have no idea what the heck that means.

Jasin Boland · Answer

Ooh, what does it feel like when your creative vision merges with the subject's essence? That's a deep question. Well, it feels like Nirvana, that's what it feels like. It feels good and you want to shout it. And usually you don't feel, well, I don't feel it until I've finished the shoot. Like if I'm doing a big poster shoot on, you know, on one of the movies that I work on, I feel it at the end and it all just flops out of me and I go around and I hug everyone and I'm just like a big floppy bear. And that is when I know that it's all merged together. And it's just, you know, it's a feeling of relief. And then you're happy.

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"What does it feel like when your creative vision merges with the subject's "essence"?"