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Welcome to MyTrendyPhone repair videos.

In this video, we will show you how to

easily replace the broken LCD on your Google pixel phone.

You can attempt the repair yourself,

but be advised that MyTrendyPhone cannot be held liable

for any potential damage you cause during the DIY repair.

Turn off your device and preferably remove the SIM tray.

Us the heat gun to loosen the glue,

so you can easily remove the LCD.

With a thin metal opening tool,

and some plastic guitar picks,

start cutting to the glue and separating the screen from the frame.

Remove the following screws and the metal shield.

then, you can disconnect the broken screen.

Thoroughly clean the frame from the glue residue.

Now apply some fresh glue all around the frame,

the same way our technician did.

Connect the new LCD to the motherboard,

and don't forget the shield and the screws.

Set down the display and attach clamps.

Leave it dry, and the repair is done!

Until the next one, thanks for watching!!!

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Google Home Mini 6 Months Later! - Duration: 4:09.

Hey guys, Mark here, and today we'll be looking at the Google Home Mini to see if

it still lives up to the hype after 6 months.

Let's jump in.

The google home mini released on October 19th of last year, which was about 6 months ago.

It currently retails for around 50 US dollars, but you can usually find them on sale for

cheaper.

I own two - one in charcoal, and one in chaulk.

As far as smart speakers go, I find the design to be very pleasing.

It's got a nice cloth-textured top with LED indicators.

The bottom is made of a nice feeling plastic that has a mute button built into it, and

the device overall is light, but not too light as though it were cheap feeling.

The power cord is a white, Google branded plug with a micro-usb connector on the end.

The google home mini does feel like a premium product even though it isn't expensive,

and I really like that.

But enough about the design, these things have been out for six months and I'm sure

you've had a look at them more than once.

You're more interested in how it performs and what it's like to use one daily.

When I first got it, I didn't think I'd use it all that often.

Little did I know, it would become one of my most used gadgets ever.

Seriously, I pretty much rely on these things for daily life now.

They control all the philips hue lights all over my house, they are my alarm clocks in the

morning, my source of daily news, and so on and so forth.

They won't do everything, but they can be extremely helpful.

Let's talk about what it's good at and what it's not so good at.

So the good: the Google Home Mini's are very good at home automation, which is pretty

much what it's designed for.

My home isn't fully automated, but I do have philips hue lights everywhere and chromecasts

on both my TV's.

Automation with philips hue is particularly good.

All I have to say is "Hey google, turn off my bedroom lights,"

and it works very well.

I can also say something like, "Hey Google, turn on my bedroom lights and change the colors

to green," And that works too.

Chromecast integration also works although it does have limitations as you have to ask

for exactly what you want and where you want it to play.

It's also very good with answering questions, solving calculations, and just general day

to day tasks that you might need it for.

Often times I'll be looking at products online and the measurements will be given

in imperial and I'll need to convert it to metric or vice versa, and instead of just

typing it into google, I can continue looking or doing other work while I ask the google

home mini to convert it for me instead.

It's a very practical tool that tends to keep me efficient throughout the day.

The speaker on the google home mini is also a forte.

It is a small speaker, so don't expect it to be able to project a huge bassy sound in

a large room, but for its size, I was very impressed the first time I heard it.

The treble is very clear and the bass is present, but not overwhelming or anything.

It's great if you want to casually listen to some music in a small bedroom or office.

Now let's talk about what it's not so good at.

In terms of a true "smart speaker," we're still a little ways out from actually achieving

that title.

The google home mini does tend to get hung up on certain questions depending on how you

phrase it, and it actually happens more often than I'd like.

For example, if I tell google to turn the wrong set of lights off, naturally you'd

say…

"Hey Google, turn those lights back on."

But clearly that doesn't work well.

So you'll have to ask it exactly which lights you want to turn back on.

This doesn't seem difficult, but it happens quite frequently, and when you're expecting

a natural and seamless response from google like you're used to, it can get a bit

annoying.

So who is the google home mini for?

Honestly, I think just about anyone can get value out of a mini.

You don't have to have all of the latest fancy smart home devices to make use of it.

Honestly, for a retail price of 50 dollars or cheaper, you get your money's worth just

for the speaker!

Of course if you do have smart home gadgets, the google home mini just keeps getting better.

If you liked this video, please show your support by hitting that like button and subscribing,

and if you didn't, let me know why in a comment below, I love hearing your feedback.

Thanks for watching, and have a great day.

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Pit and Palutena | ANIMATION | Kid Icarus - Duration: 6:51.

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Chính Quyền Trung Quốc Tiếp Quản Công Ty Tỷ Đô Anbang | Trung Quốc Không Kiểm Duyệt - Duration: 7:04.

On this episode of China Uncensored,

When a giant Chinese corporation goes bankrupt,

should the Chinese government bail it out,

or let it fail?

In the case of Anbang Insurance Group,

the decision was neither.

No, the government has their own

unique solution.

Welcome back to China Uncensored.

I'm Chris Chappell.

The Chinese Communist Party loves

to have its influence felt around the world.

That's one reason why over the last few years,

it's been encouraging Chinese companies

to buy up assets overseas.

It's even supported them with policies

like low interest rate loans

from Chinese state-owned banks.

For example,

the Chinese company Dalian Wanda

bought up AMC Theaters—

which owns about one third of American movie screens.

Shuanghui International bought Smithfield Foods—

so they can literally bring home the bacon.

And Anbang Insurance Group

has spent 10 billion dollars

buying up hotels and resorts—

including the Waldorf Astoria.

From which I have been banned for life.

But now Anbang Insurance Group

is facing a bit of a problem.

China Uncensored producer Matt Gnaizda reports.

Thanks, Chris.

For more than a century,

the Waldorf Astoria was one of America's great hotels—

a host to US presidents,

world leaders...

and weird tea parties.

But now,

this proud testament to American history, hospitality, and sophistication...

is run by the Chinese government.

Here's what happened:

In 2014, privately owned Chinese conglomerate

Anbang Insurance Group bought the Waldorf

for almost 2 billion dollars.

Anbang also bought billions more

in other American companies and hotel chains.

US investors were happy to work with Anbang.

Anbang was willing to pay big money—

and who doesn't love getting big money?

In fact,

investors loved Anbang's big money so much,

they were willing to overlook Anbang's other shady business operations.

But it turns out,

Anbang had pulled a Lehman Brothers of sorts.

That is,

they're a hundred-billion-dollar company

that made risky, highly leveraged investments.

And they went into quite a bit of debt

as part of their spending spree.

What could go wrong?

Apparently, a lot.

In late February,

Chinese authorities prosecuted Anbang's CEO

for economic crimes.

And Chinese regulators took control of the company.

But it's only for a year.

But it could be more than a year,

if they feel like it.

This government takeover is a very different approach

than the US took with Lehman Brothers in 2008.

The US just let Lehman Brothers fail,

its poor employees turned out into the streets

with nothing but their $5,000 suits.

According to Bloomberg,

Anbang was doing something similar

to what went on during the 2008 subprime mortgage crisis in the US.

For example, thanks to some financial alchemy,

Anbang had been posting pretty good growth

in its life insurance business.

And when I say pretty good,

I mean that from 2010 to 2016,

Anbang's annual life-insurance premium revenue

increased by 11 million percent.

If I had a nickel—

and grew it at 11 million percent—

I'd have enough to buy one of those $5,000 suits.

Anyway, Anbang was taking life insurance products,

repackaging them,

and selling them to investors—

with the promise of high interest rates.

And who doesn't love earning high interest rates?

Pretty soon,

life insurance made up 96 percent of Anbang's revenue.

And it was using all that extra revenue

to buy up cool playthings—

like the Waldorf Astoria hotel.

But maybe that was a bad idea.

Because they almost collapsed—

and now the Chinese government has taken over.

Now as much as this sucks for Anbang—

and its CEO who's going jail for a long time—

there's a bigger issue.

It shows that China's government

is willing to use heavy-handed tactics

to take control of private companies.

An analyst from the Economist Intelligence Unit

says it's a warning shot to other companies

that are leveraging investor money

and complex financial products

to buy assets overseas.

Who will Chinese regulators go after next?

It could be conglomerates like HNA Group.

They own everything from real estate

to airline catering to luxury hotels.

It could be Dalian Wanda,

which owns movie theaters,

film studios, and luxury hotels.

Or it could be Fosun Group,

which owns Canada's Cirque du Soleil,

a British soccer club,

and you guessed it,

luxury hotels.

So what do they all have in common?

Besides a weird fetish for luxury hotels?

Their CEOs are all being investigated by Chinese authorities.

So the Anbang takeover

could be a message to Chinese companies

to clean up their financial transactions

that have gotten a little too,

shall we say, "creative"—

in the Lehman Brothers sense.

Or else we'll arrest your CEO

and take over your company.

But this should also serve as a warning

to American investors:

When you do business in China,

things can get really complicated really fast.

One reason that Anbang made such a splash

when it first started investing overseas,

besides its seemingly endless billions of dollars,

was its high-level political connections.

Back in 2016,

the Financial Times called Anbang

one of China's most politically connected companies.

Turns out,

that might have been part of the problem.

After the CEO was first taken into custody last June,

the Epoch Times reported that he was

close to faction tied to former leader Jiang Zemin,

and he helped his cronies launder money.

And the New York Times found that

Anbang's assets were mostly controlled

by a series of shell companies

owned by relatives of the CEO.

By the way, that is not normal.

So to recap:

If you sell your company

to an shady Chinese conglomerate with deep pockets,

you might find that someday,

your company will be partly controlled by the Chinese government.

Good thing Jared Kushner scrapped that deal

to sell his Fifth Avenue building to Anbang.

Back to you, Chris.

Thanks Matt.

Well, now that the Waldorf

is directly controlled by the Chinese government—

I doubt I'm going to get my lifetime ban lifted anytime soon.

So what do you think of the Chinese

government takeover of Anbang?

Leave your comments below.

Once again I'm Chris Chappell.

See you next time.

Stay ahead of the curve

and avoid getting caught unaware.

Visit ChinaUncensored.tv.

We upload full half hour episodes

you won't see on YouTube.

Learn about the shady practices

of the Chinese regime,

before even world leaders do!

ChinaUncensored.tv.

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How Old Is 'Too Old' to Start a Company? - Duration: 4:29.

Hey, this is the Daily Overpass, my name is Eric and I make apps!

Today let's ask the question: How old is 'too old' to start a company?

So, earlier this week there was an article on Inc.com with this headline "Here's How

Old You Should Be When You Start a Company, According to Science.

(It's Not What You Think)".

I don't know if you read Inc.com very often, it's on my clipboard feed so I see the articles

as they come in.

Their headlines are pretty clickbaity, right.

You just can't help but read them sometimes, so this brought me in.

And I was looking at it thinking, I know what it was gonna say, it would be like probably

late 20's, early 30's, you know, that kind of stuff, it won't be as young as you might

think but it'll probably be a bit later.

I'm 45 so this is something I think about a lot, I think "Am I starting out too late?"

I mean, I'm not just starting out because I've been doing it for a while but things

are finally starting to pick up and, you know, it always feels like it's just starting out.

So you start thinking "have I started out too late?", and every time I see a success

story about somebody who started out later in life, then i really pay attention!

Like Ray Kroc, before the Michael Keaton movie came out 'The Founder' last year, I read 'Grinding

It Out' by Ray Kroc and it was really interesting that he started at McDonald's when he was

56 - or he discovered McDonald's rather.

So anyway, the article goes on to say that despite what most people think, that it's

in the early 20's, or, you know, you look at Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, or Mark Zuckerberg,

think it's in the early 20's.

If you look at the top 5 percent of the fastest growing start-ups, the average age is 42 years

old.

And if you take a look at the top 1 percent, it moves up to 43.7 as an average age, and

if you take a look at the top 0.1 percent of the fastest-growing start-ups, the average

age is....45!

So anyway, I was really pleased to see that.

I though "Yes!

Bang on!

Bullseye!"

But ultimately, it means nothing, right.

The age that you start off doesn't matter.

Because I started thinking about it - most companies that I've worked with, most products

that I buy, most services that I subscribe to - I have no idea who the founder is, it

has nothing to do with anything.

In fact, I think a lot of the time, having that background - for me, working in the corporate

life has really helped me out in the past, especially when we work with corporate clients

because I know what that culture is like.

So, if it's me and someone who has never been in that kind of environment competing for

the same job, what I'll do is i'll start focusing a little bit more on security, and some of

the things that I know the risk management people are more worried about.

Like, "you could put that in the cloud, or you could put it in that cloud service, but

we also know that you need compliance and all this kind of stuff", and just knowing

the mentality sometimes helps out.

And sometimes, just being more cautious with things, and, probably the biggest thing with

starting out a little bit later, is having a lot more money to spend and being able to

spend your own money.

Another thing this article talked about was, when you look at VC funded companies, that

age is actually a lot lower, because a lot of the venture capitalists, they go for the

whole young, ivy league college educated, white, basically Mark Zuckerberg-type thing

- they tend to fund those, even though they may not be as successful.

Ultimately, age doesn't really matter at all, but it was an interesting article and once

I saw that 'age 45', I thought "Yes!", I couldn't help but not talk about this, but you know,

it's kinda like if you read something in a horoscope but you don't believe in horoscopes

ever, you're like that doesn't make any sense or make any difference, but then something

will say something good and you're like "hey, look what my horoscope said!", even though

you don't believe in it.

I just saw that and thought I'd talk about that today.

So anyway, I hope you guys are having a great day!

That's it for today, I'll talk to you tomorrow!

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2018 Kawasaki W175 "Himalayan" Adventure | 2018 Kawasaki W175 Custom Desing - Duration: 2:06.

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Spider-Man vs Vulture,Plane Fight Scene | Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017) Movie Clip HD (+Subtitles) - Duration: 5:00.

Look out for the cloaking cameras. Stay in the blind spots.

Oh, my God. Oh, my God.

Deploying high-altitude vacuum seal.

This better work, Mason.

Trust me, boss, even one of those boxes and we are set for life.

Yeah.

You have 30 seconds to get to the cockpit...

...and override their security.

Cloning transponder signal.

Launching decoy drone.

Entering new coordinates.

Good, so it's on its way.

- Yes, sir, right on course. - Okay, thank you.

All right.

Hot dog.

Just a typical homecoming...

...on the outside of an invisible jet...

...fighting my girlfriend's dad.

Oh, God!

I can't believe that worked.

Chief, they're losing altitude. Get out of there.

I'm not going home empty-handed.

Oh, my God.

- Get out of there. What are you doing? - Please turn, please turn!

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Best Screen Recording and Capturing Software for YouTube 2018 - Duration: 11:40.

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Deadpool 'I Need All The Guns' Scene | Deadpool (2016) Movie CLIP HD (+Subtitles) - Duration: 2:59.

You have Wade Wilson to thank for this.

(VANESSA GROANS)

Hey. Hey! Where'd she go?

Uh, I saw her head to the back.

Go get her, tiger.

(SOFTLY) Fuck. Fuck!

Motherfucker!

Wait, wait. Let's... Just...

Cock juggling...

We can talk about what we're gonna...

Jiminy! Fuck face!

Okay, or you can hit that.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Fuck! Fuck!

No, no. All right. Hey!

Fuck! Fuck!

Fuck! Hey, um...

Whoa! Whoa! Relax. Relax. Okay.

Okay. I think that's a good start.

Oh, I'm gonna rip his motherfucking...

(CELL PHONE RINGING) Wait.

Find it! Find it. What?

I'm gonna get angry. Okay. All right.

All right. Okay. All right.

Here. This is Vanessa.

What? No, wait. It's Francis.

He wants you to come to him.

What is that? That's the shit emoji.

You know, it's the turd with the smiling face and the eyes?

I thought it was chocolate yogurt for so long.

I need guns.

Okay, which ones?

I need all the guns!

All right. Okay.

(HEAVY METAL PLAYING)

That's about 3,000 rounds.

We all know what I can do with 12.

Hey, hey, careful with that, Ronnie Milsap!

We're downrange.

I was gonna spend the night

assembling the Borje, but this is holding my interest.

I told you, we're going with the Urvaj, not the Borje.

Get it through your head or get out of fuck town.

Shit. That's all the pieces in the house.

Nah, nah... Come on. Let's go. Cough it up.

Up, up, up.

Oh. Down, down, down.

Fuck you.

.45 cal. I like it.

Wade...

I'd go with you, but I don't want to.

Uh...

Listen, Al...

if I never see you again,

I want you to know that I love you very much.

And also, uh, there's about 116 kilos of cocaine

buried somewhere in the apartment...

right next to the cure for blindness. Good luck.

You wanna get fucked up?

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A Sailor Went To The Sea | Kindergarten Songs and Videos for Children - Duration: 21:04.

A Sailor Went To The Sea

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Box of Toys Toy Guns NERF Guns Mega Rival Ironman Red Toys - Duration: 5:49.

Box of Toys Toy Guns NERF Guns

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How To Make Paper Baskets With Handle - DIY Easy Origami Paper Basket Making - Duration: 6:13.

Colorful Simple Paper Basket making video tutorial

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How to make a Paper Dress - Easy Origami Dress - Duration: 6:00.

Dear Viewers, Welcome to Paper Dress making instruction.

You will need 2 pieces 15cm x 15cm square paper

Please follow the instruction step by step for making a best origami dress easy.

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how to use complementary colors in fashion photography - how to shoot a fashion editorial - Duration: 15:42.

Hello, welcome to my channel.

my name is Cassio, and I am a fashion photographer.

In my previous video,

I talked about how to create images based on

different shades of the same color,

but today I gonna talk about

Boom!

opposite colors!

and the opposite of black is white!

opposite colors, yeah?

also known as

Complementary colors.

have you seen the color wheel before? haven't you?

have a look at this!

the primary colors are red

yellow in blue.

Also known as RYB or CMY, if you like,

standing for cyan magenta and yellow.

Mix these colors, and you will get the secondary colors,

Yeah?

Also known as complementary colors

or opposite colors

or contrast colors,

so many different names for it!

the three traditional sets of

Complementary colors, as derived from RYB color model are

red in green

Yellow and purple

and orange and blue.

you can see them positioned

opposite one another on the color wheel.

play with different shades of primary colors

And you get different complementary colors,

green and magenta,

red and cyan and blue

And yellow.

Complementary colors, when used together in colors schemes,

are dynamic and quite pleasing to the eye.

no wonder designers make full use of

Complementary colors when creating logos.

have you ever wondered

Why safety barriers are black and yellow?

and why stop signs are red and white?

and the

exit signs are green and white or

Direction signs are blue and white?

It's all related to semiotics!

have you heard about semiotics before?

semiotics is the study of signs and symbols

and their use and

Interpretation.

how your brain reacts to a specific color.

It's also called in the psychology of colors.

so,

red indicates danger!

Signs in Red prevent a certain action or highlight danger.

yellow indicates

Information, so signs in yellow are meant to draw attention.

Signs containing the blue color are typically used to display obligatory

Instructions or information,

and the green color is used in signs made to direct people

and highlight important features of a certain setting.

But how about using the the complementary colors

and the psychology of colors in fashion photography?

In my early days in digital photography,

a friend of mine was making a free-paper,

And asked me to photograph some sexy girls for his magazine.

I saw it as a chance to exercise some ideas

I had in mind,

But had no clue how to do it because I knew nothing about Photoshop.

the designer of the magazine knew how to use Photoshop, great!

So I take the pictures, I give the data to him, and I try to direct the him to retouch the pictures

According to the ideas I had.

my ideas were base it on the work of David LaChapelle.

He's, undoubtedly, the craziest photographer in the fashion business!

you see that David LaChapelle uses

plenty of complementary colors on his photos.

Yeah, have a look at these photos here.

Aren't they cool? nice colors?

check out

this skin tone. the skin texture, and see how smooth it looks!

It's not only for the colors and skin tones and patterns and etc,

but you see that the models

Have a different kind of attitude in there.

it's totally unexpected what they are doing out there.

Somehow it calls for a reaction, doesn't it?

is just like the yellow in black of the

safety barrier.

you react to his pictures.

I decided to shoot the models doing something totally different,

something unorthodox!

for example, eating past in the stairs,

making phone call when falling down the stairs,

doing her nails

in the middle of somewhere,

Eating grapes against this wall,

and drinking coffee

and drinking coca-cola

and taking pictures.

Try to make something different!

That's what I had in mind. I did a bit of a location scouting around my place

and I found a few different walls and stairs and

Spots with colors in it.

then I asked at the models to bring clothes

According to the complementary colors of the location spots I found.

blue and yellow

magenta and green

and even the coca-cola bottle was inspiring,

so I used red and black.

and why not pink and black?

pink is a shade of red isn't it?

I asked the designer if he could retouch the pictures

according to David LaChapelle style,

strong colors,

the skin,

and the attitude of the model was up to me, I had to direct them how to look

Unorthodox.

to get that skin there, the designer used the clone tool on Photoshop.

Opacity around 4%, and painted the model skin over

and over again until he gets it totally smooth.

it's not perfect,

but it's very close to what David LaChapelle did. isn't it?

I thought he did a pretty good job, and he said he was using a mouse,

not a

Wacom tablet,

Not a pen, a mouse!!

he couldn't hardly lift a fork to his mouth

after he finished retouching six or seven photos!

a lot of legs, a lot of skin!

Oh my god!

that might have been a very hard job for him to do!

as I said, these pictures are just an experiment with the

complementary colors,

I was trying to understand how the

contrast and stuff work in Photoshop.

how the skin works on Photoshop and blah blah blah.

eventually I got asked it to photograph an advertising

for a fashion brand.

I went to see the clothes and the clothes were black and white.

When I saw that, the semiotics thing came up to my mind.

Yeah?, the stop sign,

the coca-cola logo.

What if we photograph black/white against red,

what if we photograph the models in a kind of

Unexpected behavior?

doing something different, you know what I mean?

and the client was okay!

Let's do that!

I arranged a few props together,

and that's what I came out with!

check this out!

I used the same lighting I did for the sexy girls

experiment for my friends free-paper,

a ring light.

very simple and easy to use.

a ring light looks like this, and

The camera with the lens there in the middle,

boom-boom-boom is very good to photograph shiny stuff!

it comes out really good.

as for the skin,

I used a Photoshop plug-in called portraiture,

from

a software brand called Imagenomic.

Much easier than using the clone tool with low opacity, painting over and over again, like my friend did.

No.

Imagenomic is much easier!

Have a look at this picture,

It's a scene from Wes Anderson movie called

moonrise kingdom.

As I said on my previous video,

Wes Anderson makes full use of different tones of the same color,

in this case,

different shades of green,

but what happens when you add a complementary color of green to the scene?

BOOM!

This girl wearing pink is just eye-catch, isn't she?

and the pink blends so well with the shades of green, doesn't it?

Another inspiring image, isn't it?

one day, a fashion designer called me

Asking me if I could photograph two of her new

line of sexy dresses. yeah?

I said okay. Let's do it, so I went to see the dress

and it was a

really shining,

scintillating kind of blue!

Super sexy dress.

I had this kind of material that depends how you position it,

It looks green or blue,

I thought it could be interesting to use as a backdrop for the

shiny blue dress the girl was gonna be wearing.

now, try to follow my line of thought.

the

opposite of blue

or the

complementary color of blue is yellow.

but according to the

Psychology of colors,

yellow is associated with joy and happiness.

And the dress was sexy. Joy and happiness doesn't really go along with

sexy image, does it?

but in the other hand, as I said, depending how you position the backdrop, it is gonna

look green.

and the opposite of green is red.

the color red is associated with danger, power,

passion and love.

so is pink!

because pink is supposed to be a shade of red,

and pink is a

complementary color of green.

our backdrop had got different shades of green.

when the designer called me to take the pictures,

I thought it was a good opportunity to exercise, once again, the use of complementary colors.

this is what I came out with,

check this out I

I even told the makeup artist,

to match the color of the lips with the color the bikini she was wearing.

the second dress the designer asked me to take pictures of,

was this pink frilled dress.

once again,

I saw it as an opportunity to exercise

lighting, Photoshop and

Complementary colors.

I used the same garage shutter,

I photographed the sexy girl there

with the ring light, but this time I used natural light.

And I want to see the difference between high contrast stuff done with ring light and high contrast stuff done

with natural light .

but both with the same complementary colors, green and pink.

Later on, I had the opportunity to photograph a page for a magazine,

and then, once again,

I used pink against green,

but this time the photoshop was a bit more pastel tone.

Not so much contrast.

complementary colors is quite interesting, isn't it?

next time when you go for a photoshoot,

If you don't have an idea of how to create a nice story,

Why don't you just go around, looking for some location, for some colorful walls.

then you ask your model to bring

complementary colors of the spot you have found.

boom, match them both!

You know, you can try flash and natural light and see what's the difference.

you might come out with something

Interesting.

because sometimes it costs a lot of money to go and create a story and get the right props and stuff.

Just play with the colors because it's cheap, and I'm sure there is a colorful wall around your place.

isn't there?

go around

I'm sure you're gonna find something, and the girls or guys that you know might have clothes that are

complementary colors of the spot you have found.

if they don't have it, maybe they can borrow from somebody, okay?

Why don't you try it out?

try photographing with flash and natural light and see the difference, okay?

now let me give you a few tips on how to direct your model,

let's go back to semiotics and the psychology of colors,

Let's say that your model is wearing blue,

put her against a white backdrop and tell her to look

confident and intelligent because blue is associated with trust.

if your model is wearing yellow,

Tell her to look energetic and happy,

because yellow is related to joy.

photograph your model wearing yellow

against a black backdrop, and the her joy will call everyone's attention, okay?

Just Google

'psychology of color'

and see which color is

Associated to what kind of feeling,

then direct your model to model according to that kind of feeling, okay?

call a model and tell her to bring a sexy red dress.

Set her against a white backdrop,

tell her to strike a few hot poses,

you know what I mean?

and nothing can go wrong,

because

according to the psychology of colors,

red is associated with love,

passion,

danger and...

And red is associated with little red Corvette,

Which is a Prince's song, isn't it?

Pink is a shade of red, isn't it?

Prince has got another song called Pink Cashmere, hasn't he?

Yeah, and purple is another shade of

Pink,

and Prince has got a song called Purple Rain,

I bet he studied the color wheel before making his songs,

don't you think so?

Rest in peace Prince! love his music!

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complementary colors ideas.

Oh, you can do that too - yeah?

looking forward to hear from you in the comments below,

yeah!

See you next week then, yeah?

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