Adele van Zyl Photography
Adele van Zyl Photography
My Name is Adele van Zyl and I'm a Wedding and Family/Portrait photographer based in the Garden Route, Mossel Bay and George, South Africa.
Making memories, capturing moments, having fun, creating smiles and telling your story, are all a passion of mine and being able to capture them on photos is an amazing privilege!
I absolutely love what I do. Being a photographer really opened my eyes to life’s most beautiful moments and endless possibilities. I want to capture all those special moment. I want to tell your special story with photos.
Family and loved ones are the most important thing in the world, and I know you want portraits you can treasure and hold close to your heart. I strive to create portraits you’ll cherish for a lifetime.
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Watching all the way from Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬🇵🇬❤
Thank you so much, Hope you enjoyed it :)
Hey Adele,Loved your video. I just had one question ,at the beginning of the video when you have the family standing , you are shooting right into the sun. How did you manage to block the sun? And what were your settings if you dont mind me asking. Thank you. Looking forward to seeing more videos....
Hi there, thank you for the comment. I do all my sessions with the sun behind my subjects, the reason for this is so they don't have to look into the sun and squint. I also feel it creates unflattering shadows on their face if they face the sun. And lets face it, its no fun looking into the sun, specially for kids. So I put them semi in front of the sun form me, with the sun slightly to the left or right of them. With my lens hood it blocks some of the lens flares. If the sun is directly behind them I will try and hide in their (people or dune) shadow if that makes sense. I also expose for my subject not the background. Its nice and light since its during Golden hour so the sun is nice and soft. Settings: So every photo is a bit different since we move around and the sun is setting so it constantly changes, but in general I always have an F-stop of 3.2 (works best for me). My ISO at the beginning was 320, ended with ISO of 640 and shutter speed changes as we move around and as sun set :)
Thank you so much...for this very clear explanation. This make so much sense....Thank you.@@adelevanzylphotography