街拍神器：理光gr 如何用理光gr3在街頭拍攝人像

What's up dawgs. In this video I will show you how I do my portraits with my Ricoh GR3. For the first location, I decided to use an external flash for my portraits. And external because the Ricoh GR3 doesn't have a built-in flash. And yeah, with the flash, I was trying to go for more of like point-and-shootish look. At first I was trying to do some full body portraits of my friend. And yeah, after this, I was getting a little bit closer to get the headshot and use the 28mm distortion. So that gives you a little bit more of aggressive, weird-looking look. When I do portraits with the Ricoh GR3, I try to go a little bit crazy with angles from above, from below, to get use of the 28mm distortion and field of view. After this location, we changed the location and I was going for a little bit more of a grainy, black-and-whitish look. And yeah, we found this house and I placed my friend in the middle of the two walls to give the pictures a nice symmetry and the focus on the model. Yeah, my full body portrait again. I like this with the symmetry of the walls and him in the middle. Because of the size of the Ricoh, I do sometimes pictures from above and use the Ricoh Leica extension to my arm. I cannot do this with my Leica because of the rangefinder. After this, we were heading to a train station to get urban-stylish analog pictures. And this location, I told them to sit on the bench because I wanted to get the green of the bench and the green of the walls to match each other. And yeah, sitting poses were different to the poses before. After this, we went to a different place in the urban station because we thought, okay, when the train is coming by, we could get this in. Maybe this is a cool look, maybe not. We just tried one picture without the train and then the train came and then we did some pictures with the train in the background. Yeah, and this is the end of the video. I hope you enjoyed it. Leave a like, leave a comment and don't forget to subscribe. Ciao!