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In this video, Mark Wallace spills the ultimate secrets to creating jaw-dropping black & white images that pop! Learn how to harness studio lighting, natural light, and post-production hacks to sculpt powerful shapes, supercharge contrast, and turn ordinary scenes into gallery-worthy masterpieces. Whether you’re shooting in a high-end studio or on the street with just one speedlight, these insider tips will transform your photography game overnight!
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Discover how to capture stunning, soft light portraits anywhere — no studio lights required! In this tutorial, Mark Wallace demonstrates the power of open shade: shady areas adjacent to bright sunlight that naturally bounce specular highlights back into your subject. You’ll learn to identify open shade, position your model for beautiful catchlights, choose the perfect lens and aperture, and even add flash when necessary. Whether you’re shooting on a busy city street or a quiet rooftop, these proven techniques will elevate your portrait work—free and easy.
Why You’ll Love These Tips
• Effortless Soft Light: Harness natural reflections for flattering catchlights.
• Anywhere Portraits: Identify open shade in urban and rural settings alike.
• Minimal Gear: No expensive modifiers—just your camera, lens, and a shaded spot.
• Creative Control: Combine natural light with optional flash for consistent results.
• Composition Mastery: Learn simple background and posing adjustments to eliminate distractions.
Elevate your travel photography with insider strategies from Mark Wallace — professional photographer, educator, and full-time adventure traveler. In this comprehensive guide, Mark distills 11 years on the road into five essential lessons, breaks down his must-have gear, and shares safety tips so you can focus on capturing unforgettable images from every corner of the globe.
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Why Watch This Video?
• Goal-Driven Planning: Learn to prioritize subjects so your gear choices match your vision.
• Decisive Moments: Master the alignment of composition, light and action to tell powerful stories.
• Minimal vs. Maximum Gear: Discover how to travel light—or when to rent specialty lenses for wildlife and landscapes.
• Safety First: Simple steps to protect yourself, your equipment and your peace of mind.
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Want to drop your clients into a completely different scene without a green screen — and make it actually look real? Photographer Mark Wallace breaks down two brand new Evoto tools that change the game: AI Background Fusion (basically virtual sets) and a new Creative Effects tab packing Lens Blur and Post Crop Vignette.
Godox asked me to make a series of videos showcasing the ease of use of their V100 speedlight. This is the first in a series to help get up and running quickly. The flash exceeded my expectations and this project was a ton of fun!
In this video, Mark Wallace dives deep into creative portrait lighting using hot lights and powerful light modifiers—and pushes far beyond the basics. Working with two constant lights (Amaran 300c), Mark demonstrates that the real magic isn’t the light itself—it’s the modifier.
In this video, Mark Wallace demonstrates some new Evoto AI 7.0 features. Learn how to automatically remove objects and people from images using the new AI Lab tool. Mark also demonstrates the new custom color tool for backgrounds and the manual tools for fixing image distortion.
Get the Camera Shake Preset. To import the preset: copy this 「EVOTOuk54TDTLs6」- paste it to the textbox in Evoto, then click Import.
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Mark Wallace compares Adobe Lightroom Classic and Adobe Photoshop to Evoto AI in this fun and whimsical photo challenge. Mark discovers that he can create similar images in Evoto in just seconds, compared to the several minutes it takes in Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop.
