Maria
@mireya
The shoot is done, and now I’m reviewing the footage . Each shot is unique, and every corner of the city added its own vibe. Capturing so many lively moments was such a joy! Now, onto picking the best shots.
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Oleksii Shcherbyna
@shcherbinalex
Sounds great! Looking through the footage is always like a journey through the shooting process itself - each shot reveals its own story and atmosphere. Now, when choosing the best shots, it is important not only to evaluate the technical quality, but also the emotions they convey. After all, every corner of the city has something special to tell, and these moments are worth capturing in the best possible way. Good luck with the selection process - I'm sure the result will be amazing! Which shots are the most memorable for you?
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Maria
@mireya
Thank you, Oleksii! You're right, each shot tells a story, and choosing the ones that best capture the emotion and energy is always the most rewarding part. Some of the more spontaneous, candid moments seem to have the most impact. It's always exciting to see which frames truly stand out after the shoot. What about you—do you have a particular type of shot or moment you always aim to capture during a shoot?
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Oleksii Shcherbyna
@shcherbinalex
Thank you, it's great to hear that you share this approach! Indeed, spontaneous and natural moments are often the most powerful. As for me, I'm always interested in capturing moments that reflect real emotion and human connection. It can be something as simple as a sincere look, gesture or facial expression that tells more than words. I also enjoy capturing unusual angles or situations where an ordinary scene is transformed into something more expressive through light, shadow or movement. Moments like that, when you seem to have caught something unique and unnoticed by most, are always exciting. What moments in photography are particularly important to you?
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