Portrait Tips: How to pose couples
I hate to break it to you, but making pictures of one person is easy. It’s level one, beginner, easy-cheese. When you add another person,
I hate to break it to you, but making pictures of one person is easy. It’s level one, beginner, easy-cheese. When you add another person,
Photographers have a habit of walking a creative line. Too far one way, the concept is met with ridicule and laughter. Too far the opposite
When you make a portrait, your aim should be for maximum impact. Emotion, lighting, and movement all lend impact to a picture, but the way
In today’s digital age, your headshot photo is one of the most important elements of your personal brand. It’s what people see when they Google
I don’t know about you, but most of the time my subjects are not models trained in posing for the camera, but I still need
For the most part in my photography, I use one main light and a silver reflector when taking a portrait. This has been my go-to
The trouble with photographing eyeglasses is that they’re made of glass, which is generally pretty reflective and reflections of my flashes may obscure the eyes
As a portraitist, it’s imperative that you stay ahead of trends. Your clients depend on your eye for what looks good at this point in
You sneezed. The light was unflattering. You look like a deer gazing into headlights or a hazy memory from that college party. You look, in
The last time Randy had a headshot done was about 11 years ago, and he’s been using the same picture ever since. Well, now he’s
If your clients are like mine, they usually don’t know what they need or want. They need a headshot, and they want it outside in
Light and color are the only things your camera records, so those things should be a the top of your mind for every photo you