What's up you guys, it's Nest. Today I'm out here in Santa Monica. Just walking around getting a couple shots, curing a couple spots for, getting a couple shots, curing a couple spots for a shoot that I have coming up. This whole video is just gonna be about how to curate certain shots or spots for your shoot. I got the Fuji X100V, let the GoPro here attend attached. So I'll get a certain type of perspective. And I'm trying to show you something different. So enjoy. The first shot that I see is like right here in this area. It's nice, it looks plain, but it's gonna look fire when I, you know what I'm saying, shoot it. So I'm also gonna be taking a couple shots of just like random things because like this stop sign is really fire. I love that. Dips. Dips. Yeah. This area right here. I'll frame it like this. It's nice. Yeah, we got to right right. So I really like this red garage. I've actually used this spot before for one of my images or one of my pictures, images, pictures, but I really love this spot. And I really don't like taking pictures of people like in front of people's houses or taking pictures of people's houses because I feel like it's kind of an invasion of privacy. And if I do, always blur out or edit out the dress of whoever's location, I'm shooting it for another place. You know, privacy is everything these days. Of what little we do have left. I'm saying I like to be one that respects it, you feel me? So let's get this shot real quick. Let's go. Just change this shot. Yeah. I think that'll do it. Another great garage. I feel like it'll look really nice in a photo. So, you know, yeah. I like that. That's nice. I like the cars are straight and I saw this over here. I think this will look really good too. Some of the photo ideas. Yeah. Just see, this is how you train your eye. You know, I'm saying to see different things. Walk around and see different things. Take a photo of it. And you know, I'm saying to see what you can use it for. I really like this area with the cactuses. And if you notice about a lot of the shots that I'm taking, I shoot with the sun instead of against it. I don't want to make my job harder. You know what I'm saying? There are certain situations where that looks really good. But for me, I like the sun hitting directly. All I have to worry about now is just the time of day that I'm shooting. So that way, the sun is not all up in the model's eyes which is not squinting and stuff. Unless that's the look I'm going for. But I really like this area. So, yeah. Like stuff like this, you can use for like sitting down. You can even use this for beauty shots just to have some type of a texture in the background and stuff like that. So, you know what I mean? Just trying out different things. All right. So, I'm not trying to draw this video out and make it longer than it has to be. The whole purpose of this video is just showing you how to curate spots for your shots. You like that, right? Curate spots for your shots. I'm satisfied with what I have so far. It's not supposed to be like a super high fashion, high in location type of shoot. It's very chill vibes. You know what I'm saying? And, yeah. I hope you guys enjoyed it. I'm going to do a lot more like this when I am curating spots for shots. That's spots for shots. That's what I'm going to call it. Spots for shots. You know what I mean? Just spots for shots. Spots for shots. That's about it, you guys. Take it easy.