Learn The Best Kept Secrets Of Professional Portrait Photographers
In my opinion, portrait photography is pretty difficult. I don’t mean the technical side of it – anyone can learn how to make the most of depth of field, lighting and backgrounds to bring out the subject in a photo. But how do you create authentic portraits that not only emphasize your clients’ best features, but also make your clients feel good about themselves? Because these two things are not always the same.
So many times I’ve taken a picture of a friend, thinking it’s perfect and the person looks absolutely beautiful. But when I’ve showed them the image, they go “well, it’s nice but I just don’t look good in photos”. Every single person has a unique way of seeing themselves, they may not appreciate the features that you think make them look stunning.
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The following article will give you great tips on how you can create portraits your client will love. You can’t just arrive on the set, shake hands and snap a technically good photo, if you want them to be over the moon by the final image. A great portrait requires quite a lot of planning ahead, and that’s where these tips come in handy.
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