Tuesday, August 28, 2018

Youtube daily report Aug 29 2018

I'm the first ship of the North Carolina class. You could say I'm the big sister of all Union battleships. I don't like anything in particular, but I don't particularly dislike anything either… come to think of it, I never did anything noteworthy in the battles I participated in… it's a little annoying.

North Carolina, awaiting orders. I'm a little plain when compared to my sisters, but… not having a unique characteristic is a unique characteristic of its own. Fufufu~ anyway, I'm pleased to make your acquaintance.

Welcome back.

It's pretty embarrassing being watched like this…

What am I wearing on the inside? Nothing special.

When I really think about it, I went to a lot of places… I saw many things, and parted with many people……

Sometimes I get a little jealous of just how lively Washington is…

Is there something I can help you with?

That's not okay.

You mustn't just ignore the mission.

The mission bonus has arrived. Aren't you going to go and accept it?

A new message has arrived.

Ah, hold still for a second… I'll straighten your uniform out real quick… There you go~

A commission should be finished by now. I wonder if they'll be back soon?

I suppose… I'll do my best as well.

Let's strive for victory without letting our guards down or worrying.

I'm happy when you praise me, Commander♪

This didn't go too well… let's try harder next time.

Never lower your guard.

Everyone… just hold on…!

Commander, I'm going to be mad with you.

You remembered me, Commander. You're pretty good~ I don't want to brag, but I had some confidence in my weak presence.

When it comes to looks, everyone here is pretty cute. They all have personalities, too. To tell the truth… I might be a little jealous…

I used to think it was fine to be normal, but ever since I met you I've started thinking I should try to change myself. My sisters all have a rich personality, after all… Hey, Commander, how do you feel about bunny girls?

Commander, would you like to eat something quick later? I'd like to go shopping, you see. If there's anything you'd like to buy, how about we go together? Also… umm… how about taking a walk in the park? As long as I'm with you, I'm fine with going anywhere…

I need to give something to you in return for this. Hm… by the way, Commander, do you like bunny girls?

Hmm, almost but not quite… I think?

Do you mean it? T-thank you!

For more infomation >> Azur Lane North Carolina - Dialogue Lines (English Subtitles) - Duration: 4:01.

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Meghan Markle, pourquoi garde-t-elle le silence au sujet de son père -[Nouvelles 24h] - Duration: 1:57.

For more infomation >> Meghan Markle, pourquoi garde-t-elle le silence au sujet de son père -[Nouvelles 24h] - Duration: 1:57.

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Canon's Full Frame Trade-In Trade Up - Duration: 0:34.

Hey Its Evelyn here from The Camera Store, and I want to tell you about Canon's Trade

In Trade Up Program, towards full frame cameras.

Now right now if you trade in any applicable DSLR or mirrorless camera you can get a bonus

$500 credit from Canon on top of the trade in value of your camera.

Now if you want to add an applicable L series lens to your package you're gonna save an

extra $150.

Now thats a total saving of $650 off your full frame DSLR purchase.

You can check out all the details at canon.thecamerstore.com

For more infomation >> Canon's Full Frame Trade-In Trade Up - Duration: 0:34.

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avance de la semana espesial the show KP (pamela y karol vomitan) - Duration: 0:50.

For more infomation >> avance de la semana espesial the show KP (pamela y karol vomitan) - Duration: 0:50.

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Aaron Crow nearly kills Simon Cowell live on 'America's Got Talent' - Duration: 4:19.

For more infomation >> Aaron Crow nearly kills Simon Cowell live on 'America's Got Talent' - Duration: 4:19.

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The Voice. Obispo dément être en froid avec Zazie et espère rempiler - Duration: 7:56.

For more infomation >> The Voice. Obispo dément être en froid avec Zazie et espère rempiler - Duration: 7:56.

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五股推薦,裝潢,修繕,防水,抓漏,免費… - Duration: 1:32.

For more infomation >> 五股推薦,裝潢,修繕,防水,抓漏,免費… - Duration: 1:32.

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テスラは今後破滅するのか? それとも躍進するのか? - Duration: 13:43.

For more infomation >> テスラは今後破滅するのか? それとも躍進するのか? - Duration: 13:43.

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TEST for tweening - Duration: 0:05.

For more infomation >> TEST for tweening - Duration: 0:05.

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Japanese Suite (1915) Op. 33 ※ Prelude — Song of the Fisherman - Duration: 2:51.

During the composition of The Planets,

Gustav Holst wrote the Japanese Suite at the request of Michio Ito, a Japanese dancer.

Michio Ito wanted to dance to a work derived from traditional Japanese.

However, Holst didn't know any traditional Japanese music, so Michio Ito had to whistle several to him.

For more infomation >> Japanese Suite (1915) Op. 33 ※ Prelude — Song of the Fisherman - Duration: 2:51.

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Blowing Hair for Glamour Portraits & Best Fans For Your Photo Studio - Duration: 12:13.

In this video we're gonna talk about FANS!

No - not you guys - I mean I appreciate you and all but - I really love seeing a calm

beautiful face of the middle of the chaos created by wind blown hair!

Stay tuned and I'll share my best tips and tricks for managing the chaos!

Hey gang!

If you like working with models or photographing beautiful women at some point you're going

to want to try a blowing hair shot.

The problem as we all know is that hair often has a mind of its own so adding wind is definitely

a recipe for disaster - UNLESS you have the right tools and are willing to put in some

practice.

So let's get real before we dig in… don't think that you will watch this video and spend

some money on the right fans and suddenly be doing shots like this - even with all of

my experience - I still get shots like this one - and this one - and even this one.

This is not a technique that you will nail on every frame and you're not going to master

it if you're a photographer that shoots just five frames and then you're done.

It is a technique that with some practice you will learn enough skills to experiment

with and give you better odds of achieving a result like this - which only took 42 frames.

If you'd like to see more of the behind the scenes of these hair shots - be sure to follow

me on Instagram @joeedelman for lots of behind the scenes images and video clips.

I have 7 different fans that I use depending on the effect that I'm after.

You can find links to all of them in the description below.

Now before I show you the ones that I like - let's get rid of an obvious one - hair

dryers.

Hair dryers make horrible fans for hair blowing shots.

They really aren't that powerful so you won't get much motion out of your models

hair and hopefully it goes without saying that even with the heat turned down low - blowing

hot air at a models face from a close range - is not going to help you get good relaxed

expressions.

So hair dryers - no go!

Now I know some of you are now very disappointed because you don't have the budget to go

out and buy a bunch of expensive fans - relax.

A 1 dollar piece of foam core.

- 20" by 30" is probably one of the best hair fans that money can buy - provided that

you have an assistant to help you with the shot.

You can see here that I have my makeup artist Monae holding the foam core on camera right

just under my model.

On my cue she flips the foam core up and I take a shot.

YES - one shot per flip.

Great action shots require planning, practice and skill - not spray and pray!

We shot a total of 38 frames - which is a relatively low number that comes from lots

of practice.

I had Monae start in front of my model on camera right and then had her progressively

move more to the side of the model - which I realized I liked better and eventually came

up with these 5 shots that were my favorite.

Stay tuned until the end and I'll show you the one that I picked.

So the foam core is a very deliberate process that does give you more control but requires

an assistant to make it happen.

Experiment with your assistant using the board from different angles and at different speeds.

The possibilities are endless with this foam core fan.

Next up is my 15" black floor fan.

As you can see this is not a particularly powerful fan, but it is my go-to when I am

shooting three quarter length or full length shots and I want just a little bit of air

to keep the models hair from falling forward on her face.

This $31.00 fan is AC powered so it does need to be plugged in but I'm able to use it without

an assistant.

It also has three power settings but I find I almost always use it on full power.

If I have an assistant available - and I want just a little bit of air to push the hair

off the models face - I can use this voice activated fan.

Yes - I said voice activated and you can purchase small fans like these on Amazon for less than

twenty dollars and if you go with the USB powered versions - you can run them off a

portable battery - no cords required.

Now I can see some of you scratching your heads about the voice activated feature.

It's very simple really.

You hand the fan to your assistant and then give them directions….

like a little higher - lower - more to the left.

It is important though to find a good assistant otherwise your directions will be more like

this….

higher - nah not too high - lower stop - no - not so low - left - No No NO - your other

left!

The heavy lifter in my fan collection is this floor fan.

This fan creates lots of power with it's large blades.

This is also the fan that I use to blow around the material that you frequently see flying

around in my photos.

If your floor is a smooth surface like tile or wood - this fan will migrate while it's

running.

Place a small bathmat underneath.

The rubber bottom of the bathmat will keep it from moving around so that the airflow

stays where you want it and it allows you to work without an assistant if you need to.

These larger fans are powered by AC and do need to be plugged in.

This type of fan generally has three power settings and you will use all three settings

depending on look that you're after.

It's worth mentioning that you can buy fans that are capable of practically blowing somebody

off a chair.

Don't think bigger is better.

Especially if you are working in a small studio - working with a fan that is larger than the

one that I showed you could easily become a safety risk.

For you GearTographers that like to spend money - you can get a fan like this studio

wind machine.

The problem with this is that it's huge.

It weights 23lbs and has a price tag of $348.00.

So for my money - this is a no-go too.

This one is the Studio Hair Fan by Cowboy Studio.

It sells for $99.00.

It is AC powered with a 2,600RPM motor and it has a dial controller for speed.

I like the fact that the front is like a snoot that focuses the air into a smaller space

and gives you more control.

This is a fan that I would use in front of the model and slightly below the lens to blow

the hair backwards.

This is probably the most versatile fan in my collection.

The Blow-it Fan was originally designed for drummers so that they could attach it to their

drum kit and remain cool while playing.

This is an AC powered three speed fan with a 3,300 rpm motor.

It clips on to any lightstand or pole and has a flexible arm that provides both directional

and angled adjustments for precise targeting.

I love the fan because I can quickly adjust the angle or height and even get it right

under a models face to blow hair up.

This is that part where you want me to show you - place the fan here - use this setting

and voila - perfection.

I'm sorry - it doesn't work that that way.

If you want great results - you'll need to put in the effort to practice and be creative.

But here are some really important things that I can share with you.

Let's start with consideration for your subject.

When you purchase your first fan - set it three feet in front of you, turn it on and

aim it at YOUR face.

Now see how long you can keep your eyes open without tears starting to run down your face

or without having to force your eyes open to stop from blinking.

Why should you do this?

So that you understand what your model is experiencing while you have that fan blowing

at her while you take 30, 40, 50, 60 or even more shots.

For starters, put a small space heater nearby.

The fan is cold and your model will get cold - and trust me - models are no fun when they

start whining and shivering.

Always ask your model in advance if she wears contact lenses.

Regardless of the answer it is important to let your model know that they need to try

and blink naturally.

If they don't blink - the fan will dry their eyes out and then the tears will start.

If they wear contacts - their eyes will dry out even faster.

Part of the way you avoid this problem in the first place…

always use the least amount of air blowing straight at the models face as possible.

Tell your model that if she feels her eyes starting to tear up - she should turn away

from the fan and tell you.

Always explain to the model that they don't win any prizes for toughing it out because

you don't want the tears to flow and ruin the makeup.

Make sure you have tissues at the ready or better yet if you are working with a makeup

artist - be sure that he or she is ready to blot the tears when needed.

Having this conversation in advance will prepare your model and help to keep her more relaxed

and it will save you lost shots or lots of retouching after the fact.

You should also pay attention through your viewfinder.

If a model is starting to tear up - you'll begin to see an additional catchlight from

the extra fluid pooling in the corner of her eye.

Also, when I am testing with the fan and trying to figure out the best placement - I will

tell my model to keep her eyes closed.

That way I'm not causing additional stress and drying the eyes out.

Remember - no matter how much of a diva your model may be - her comfort comes first because

her comfort gets you better expressions and better body language.

So where do we put the fans.

My fans are almost always below eye level.

If I am trying to blow hair off the models face - it will be one fan below the camera

in front.

If I want more drama I'll have my floor fan behind the model aimed up and then I'll use

a smaller fan in front of the model to keep the hair back off the models face.

Sometimes I'll take the fan to the side.

There are no rules.

Here is a recent set-up with the floor fan behind my model pushing her hair up and forward

with the Cowboy Studio hair Fan in front of her to keep the hair off of her face.

Here is another shot with that same set-up.

You can see that we are continually making adjustments to the hair while we are shooting

Here is a shot that I did with just the Cowboy Studio Hair fan on camera left, pushing the

hair across my models face.

I shot this with LED lights so that I could use a slow shutter speed to get motion in

the hair.

This shot took nearly 60 frames to get.

Shots like this require patience.

Lots of patience.

Remember keep your model comfortable - take breaks if necessary.

Here is a shot using the floor fan behind my model - aimed up blowing material to create

this aviator look.

I'll talk more about blowing the material in a future video.

Again - a reminder, If you'd like to see more of the behind the scenes of my hair shots

- be sure to follow me on Instagram @joeedelman for lots of behind the scenes images and video

clips.

Hopefully I shouldn't need to tell you this - but fans cause turbulence and the bigger

the fan the greater the potential of it knocking something over or blowing something in your

models eye.

Take your time.

Like I said in the beginning - practice and planning and then slow deliberate execution

are the best way to create these very cool "calm in the middle of chaos" fashion and

beauty portraits.

So if you were paying attention - I told you I was going to show you seven fans - but I

only showed you 6.

And I told you I would share my favorite of those 5 flying hair shots.

This is my favorite one of the five.

And for Fan number 7 - stay tuned - next week I'll show you a DIY glamour fan that is great

for portraits and modeling shots and it's inexpensive to make - works on batteries and

doesn't require an assistant - which means you can use it in the studio or even on location.

Hey, I hope this gives you some ideas, so please - take this idea and run with it - go

create and show me what you come up with.

Until next time, Please hit that thumbs up and subscribe so that you don't miss any

videos and don't keep all this cool stuff to yourself - please share it with your photography

friends.

Remember - photography is not a competition - its a passion to be shared.

Now go pick up that camera and shoot something because your BEST shot - it's your NEXT

shot, so keep learning, keep thinking, keep shooting.

Adios!

For more infomation >> Blowing Hair for Glamour Portraits & Best Fans For Your Photo Studio - Duration: 12:13.

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Owner Of 3-D Printed Guns Defies Court Order To Stop Sales - Duration: 1:49.

For more infomation >> Owner Of 3-D Printed Guns Defies Court Order To Stop Sales - Duration: 1:49.

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Le prince Harry est jaloux? Grand amour entre Meghan Markle et le chien -[Nouvelles 24h] - Duration: 2:38.

For more infomation >> Le prince Harry est jaloux? Grand amour entre Meghan Markle et le chien -[Nouvelles 24h] - Duration: 2:38.

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La viticultura sull'Etna - Duration: 3:27.

For more infomation >> La viticultura sull'Etna - Duration: 3:27.

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Meghan Markle, pourquoi garde-t-elle le silence au sujet de son père -[Nouvelles 24h] - Duration: 1:57.

For more infomation >> Meghan Markle, pourquoi garde-t-elle le silence au sujet de son père -[Nouvelles 24h] - Duration: 1:57.

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Booba joue la provoc sur Instagram depuis sa sortie de prison - Duration: 8:45.

For more infomation >> Booba joue la provoc sur Instagram depuis sa sortie de prison - Duration: 8:45.

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Emmanuel et Brigitte Macron au Danemark en pleine tempête Hulot News - Duration: 6:36.

For more infomation >> Emmanuel et Brigitte Macron au Danemark en pleine tempête Hulot News - Duration: 6:36.

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Booba interdit de quitter le territoire, il a retrouvé son fils - Duration: 6:52.

For more infomation >> Booba interdit de quitter le territoire, il a retrouvé son fils - Duration: 6:52.

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Sweets errand ends in schoolboy's tragic death - Duration: 3:05.

Sweets errand ends in schoolboy's tragic death

Sweets errand ends in schoolboy's tragic death.

  Had Nkanyiso Ntumba not run an errand for his uncle at a Bergville shop‚ he may have been well clear of robbery which eventually led to his death.

He died alone in a bathroom.

The 13-year-old was killed as he cowered in the shop's restroom‚ taking refuge after a gang of heavily-armed men stormed the store on Monday afternoon.

His uncle‚ Nhlanhla Ngubane‚ said that he'd sent the boy to the shop to buy sweets for the tuckshop that he ran.

"He was delayed after the cashier had given him the wrong change and when he eventually was given the correct amount of money he was caught in the middle of this thing‚" he said.

    It was his bloody school uniform that lead investigators to his school principal‚ who identified the Grade 8 pupil and contacted Ngubane.

"I rushed to the scene and I asked if he was taken by the ambulance.

But when I was told that was not the case it suddenly dawned on me that he had died‚" he added.

Ngubane said that he'd cared for Ntumba after both of his parents had died.

"What is very sad is that we could not even see him yesterday [Monday] and the police said they would call us.

We were hoping to see him so that at least we can perform some traditional rituals but still we can't see him‚" he said.

The teenager was one of three people killed in the bloody robbery‚ which played out in dramatic fashion on the town's Bergville Road.

It is understood that the first casualty of the attack was a security guard who had been stationed nearby in an elevated tower.

The robbers dragged his body from the post inside the store.

A second security guard‚ who had been standing near the entrance‚ was shot in the face‚ and was critically wounded – he would later die in hospital.

The teen‚ who had taken refuge in the toilet‚ was the last to be killed as gunmen sprayed the inside of the room.

Two others who were wounded were rushed to hospital after the gunmen fled the scene.

For more infomation >> Sweets errand ends in schoolboy's tragic death - Duration: 3:05.

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Touche pas à mon poste! : Cyril Hanouna bouleverse ses vendredis sur C8 - Duration: 7:45.

For more infomation >> Touche pas à mon poste! : Cyril Hanouna bouleverse ses vendredis sur C8 - Duration: 7:45.

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Come Fly With SHE! Easyjet vies for more female pilots - Duration: 4:21.

Budget airline easyJet has reimagined a scene from the film Catch Me If You Can to inspire more girls to become pilots

In the movie, actor Leonardo DiCaprio's character, Frank Abagnale Jr, impersonates a pilot while being flanked by an entourage of female cabin crew

But easyJet has released a video featuring a girl in the role of the pilot, while the cabin crew are played by boys

EasyJet captain Emily Revie, whose nine-year-old daughter Hannah stars as the pilot, said: 'When I was at school, being a pilot was definitely considered a career for the boys and I was told to think about what else I could do as a job

'This misconception isn't helped by Hollywood producers who have a habit of always putting male actors in the cockpit

'I'm really pleased to be taking part in an initiative to encourage more girls like Hannah to consider the career

I love my job and would recommend it to anyone.'EasyJet carried out the stunt after its recent survey of 556 pilots found that the desire to join the profession generally happens much later for girls than it does for boys

The majority of male pilots (55%) knew they wanted to do the job by the age of 10, whereas almost half of female pilots (44%) were over 16 before they considered the career

Chris Browne, easyJet's chief operating officer, said: 'It is clear from our research that changing perceptions and ambitions for women starts in school

'We wanted to create an entertaining but thought-provoking take on this famous movie scene, to inspire more girls to pursue this rewarding career

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The Amy Johnson Flying Initiative - named after the flying pioneer - was launched by easyJet in October 2015 to tackle the stereotype that men are more suited to being pilots than women

EasyJet has increased the proportion of its new entrant pilots who are women from 6% in 2015 to 13% last year

It wants to raise the figure to 20% by 2020.  

For more infomation >> Come Fly With SHE! Easyjet vies for more female pilots - Duration: 4:21.

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海賊王:最神秘的2顆蛋,1顆讓人不死不滅,1顆隱藏在羅傑海賊團 - Duration: 4:51.

For more infomation >> 海賊王:最神秘的2顆蛋,1顆讓人不死不滅,1顆隱藏在羅傑海賊團 - Duration: 4:51.

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Blowing Hair for Glamour Portraits & Best Fans For Your Photo Studio - Duration: 12:13.

In this video we're gonna talk about FANS!

No - not you guys - I mean I appreciate you and all but - I really love seeing a calm

beautiful face of the middle of the chaos created by wind blown hair!

Stay tuned and I'll share my best tips and tricks for managing the chaos!

Hey gang!

If you like working with models or photographing beautiful women at some point you're going

to want to try a blowing hair shot.

The problem as we all know is that hair often has a mind of its own so adding wind is definitely

a recipe for disaster - UNLESS you have the right tools and are willing to put in some

practice.

So let's get real before we dig in… don't think that you will watch this video and spend

some money on the right fans and suddenly be doing shots like this - even with all of

my experience - I still get shots like this one - and this one - and even this one.

This is not a technique that you will nail on every frame and you're not going to master

it if you're a photographer that shoots just five frames and then you're done.

It is a technique that with some practice you will learn enough skills to experiment

with and give you better odds of achieving a result like this - which only took 42 frames.

If you'd like to see more of the behind the scenes of these hair shots - be sure to follow

me on Instagram @joeedelman for lots of behind the scenes images and video clips.

I have 7 different fans that I use depending on the effect that I'm after.

You can find links to all of them in the description below.

Now before I show you the ones that I like - let's get rid of an obvious one - hair

dryers.

Hair dryers make horrible fans for hair blowing shots.

They really aren't that powerful so you won't get much motion out of your models

hair and hopefully it goes without saying that even with the heat turned down low - blowing

hot air at a models face from a close range - is not going to help you get good relaxed

expressions.

So hair dryers - no go!

Now I know some of you are now very disappointed because you don't have the budget to go

out and buy a bunch of expensive fans - relax.

A 1 dollar piece of foam core.

- 20" by 30" is probably one of the best hair fans that money can buy - provided that

you have an assistant to help you with the shot.

You can see here that I have my makeup artist Monae holding the foam core on camera right

just under my model.

On my cue she flips the foam core up and I take a shot.

YES - one shot per flip.

Great action shots require planning, practice and skill - not spray and pray!

We shot a total of 38 frames - which is a relatively low number that comes from lots

of practice.

I had Monae start in front of my model on camera right and then had her progressively

move more to the side of the model - which I realized I liked better and eventually came

up with these 5 shots that were my favorite.

Stay tuned until the end and I'll show you the one that I picked.

So the foam core is a very deliberate process that does give you more control but requires

an assistant to make it happen.

Experiment with your assistant using the board from different angles and at different speeds.

The possibilities are endless with this foam core fan.

Next up is my 15" black floor fan.

As you can see this is not a particularly powerful fan, but it is my go-to when I am

shooting three quarter length or full length shots and I want just a little bit of air

to keep the models hair from falling forward on her face.

This $31.00 fan is AC powered so it does need to be plugged in but I'm able to use it without

an assistant.

It also has three power settings but I find I almost always use it on full power.

If I have an assistant available - and I want just a little bit of air to push the hair

off the models face - I can use this voice activated fan.

Yes - I said voice activated and you can purchase small fans like these on Amazon for less than

twenty dollars and if you go with the USB powered versions - you can run them off a

portable battery - no cords required.

Now I can see some of you scratching your heads about the voice activated feature.

It's very simple really.

You hand the fan to your assistant and then give them directions….

like a little higher - lower - more to the left.

It is important though to find a good assistant otherwise your directions will be more like

this….

higher - nah not too high - lower stop - no - not so low - left - No No NO - your other

left!

The heavy lifter in my fan collection is this floor fan.

This fan creates lots of power with it's large blades.

This is also the fan that I use to blow around the material that you frequently see flying

around in my photos.

If your floor is a smooth surface like tile or wood - this fan will migrate while it's

running.

Place a small bathmat underneath.

The rubber bottom of the bathmat will keep it from moving around so that the airflow

stays where you want it and it allows you to work without an assistant if you need to.

These larger fans are powered by AC and do need to be plugged in.

This type of fan generally has three power settings and you will use all three settings

depending on look that you're after.

It's worth mentioning that you can buy fans that are capable of practically blowing somebody

off a chair.

Don't think bigger is better.

Especially if you are working in a small studio - working with a fan that is larger than the

one that I showed you could easily become a safety risk.

For you GearTographers that like to spend money - you can get a fan like this studio

wind machine.

The problem with this is that it's huge.

It weights 23lbs and has a price tag of $348.00.

So for my money - this is a no-go too.

This one is the Studio Hair Fan by Cowboy Studio.

It sells for $99.00.

It is AC powered with a 2,600RPM motor and it has a dial controller for speed.

I like the fact that the front is like a snoot that focuses the air into a smaller space

and gives you more control.

This is a fan that I would use in front of the model and slightly below the lens to blow

the hair backwards.

This is probably the most versatile fan in my collection.

The Blow-it Fan was originally designed for drummers so that they could attach it to their

drum kit and remain cool while playing.

This is an AC powered three speed fan with a 3,300 rpm motor.

It clips on to any lightstand or pole and has a flexible arm that provides both directional

and angled adjustments for precise targeting.

I love the fan because I can quickly adjust the angle or height and even get it right

under a models face to blow hair up.

This is that part where you want me to show you - place the fan here - use this setting

and voila - perfection.

I'm sorry - it doesn't work that that way.

If you want great results - you'll need to put in the effort to practice and be creative.

But here are some really important things that I can share with you.

Let's start with consideration for your subject.

When you purchase your first fan - set it three feet in front of you, turn it on and

aim it at YOUR face.

Now see how long you can keep your eyes open without tears starting to run down your face

or without having to force your eyes open to stop from blinking.

Why should you do this?

So that you understand what your model is experiencing while you have that fan blowing

at her while you take 30, 40, 50, 60 or even more shots.

For starters, put a small space heater nearby.

The fan is cold and your model will get cold - and trust me - models are no fun when they

start whining and shivering.

Always ask your model in advance if she wears contact lenses.

Regardless of the answer it is important to let your model know that they need to try

and blink naturally.

If they don't blink - the fan will dry their eyes out and then the tears will start.

If they wear contacts - their eyes will dry out even faster.

Part of the way you avoid this problem in the first place…

always use the least amount of air blowing straight at the models face as possible.

Tell your model that if she feels her eyes starting to tear up - she should turn away

from the fan and tell you.

Always explain to the model that they don't win any prizes for toughing it out because

you don't want the tears to flow and ruin the makeup.

Make sure you have tissues at the ready or better yet if you are working with a makeup

artist - be sure that he or she is ready to blot the tears when needed.

Having this conversation in advance will prepare your model and help to keep her more relaxed

and it will save you lost shots or lots of retouching after the fact.

You should also pay attention through your viewfinder.

If a model is starting to tear up - you'll begin to see an additional catchlight from

the extra fluid pooling in the corner of her eye.

Also, when I am testing with the fan and trying to figure out the best placement - I will

tell my model to keep her eyes closed.

That way I'm not causing additional stress and drying the eyes out.

Remember - no matter how much of a diva your model may be - her comfort comes first because

her comfort gets you better expressions and better body language.

So where do we put the fans.

My fans are almost always below eye level.

If I am trying to blow hair off the models face - it will be one fan below the camera

in front.

If I want more drama I'll have my floor fan behind the model aimed up and then I'll use

a smaller fan in front of the model to keep the hair back off the models face.

Sometimes I'll take the fan to the side.

There are no rules.

Here is a recent set-up with the floor fan behind my model pushing her hair up and forward

with the Cowboy Studio hair Fan in front of her to keep the hair off of her face.

Here is another shot with that same set-up.

You can see that we are continually making adjustments to the hair while we are shooting

Here is a shot that I did with just the Cowboy Studio Hair fan on camera left, pushing the

hair across my models face.

I shot this with LED lights so that I could use a slow shutter speed to get motion in

the hair.

This shot took nearly 60 frames to get.

Shots like this require patience.

Lots of patience.

Remember keep your model comfortable - take breaks if necessary.

Here is a shot using the floor fan behind my model - aimed up blowing material to create

this aviator look.

I'll talk more about blowing the material in a future video.

Again - a reminder, If you'd like to see more of the behind the scenes of my hair shots

- be sure to follow me on Instagram @joeedelman for lots of behind the scenes images and video

clips.

Hopefully I shouldn't need to tell you this - but fans cause turbulence and the bigger

the fan the greater the potential of it knocking something over or blowing something in your

models eye.

Take your time.

Like I said in the beginning - practice and planning and then slow deliberate execution

are the best way to create these very cool "calm in the middle of chaos" fashion and

beauty portraits.

So if you were paying attention - I told you I was going to show you seven fans - but I

only showed you 6.

And I told you I would share my favorite of those 5 flying hair shots.

This is my favorite one of the five.

And for Fan number 7 - stay tuned - next week I'll show you a DIY glamour fan that is great

for portraits and modeling shots and it's inexpensive to make - works on batteries and

doesn't require an assistant - which means you can use it in the studio or even on location.

Hey, I hope this gives you some ideas, so please - take this idea and run with it - go

create and show me what you come up with.

Until next time, Please hit that thumbs up and subscribe so that you don't miss any

videos and don't keep all this cool stuff to yourself - please share it with your photography

friends.

Remember - photography is not a competition - its a passion to be shared.

Now go pick up that camera and shoot something because your BEST shot - it's your NEXT

shot, so keep learning, keep thinking, keep shooting.

Adios!

For more infomation >> Blowing Hair for Glamour Portraits & Best Fans For Your Photo Studio - Duration: 12:13.

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Japanese Suite (1915) Op. 33 ※ Prelude — Song of the Fisherman - Duration: 2:51.

During the composition of The Planets,

Gustav Holst wrote the Japanese Suite at the request of Michio Ito, a Japanese dancer.

Michio Ito wanted to dance to a work derived from traditional Japanese.

However, Holst didn't know any traditional Japanese music, so Michio Ito had to whistle several to him.

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