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I'm new to the industry and trying to figure out how to get the best shots. I would love to have feedback about how to pose/ make better expressions to get the best shots. I am just started to branch out on different styles and would love some tips and advice! thanks! kristen Feb 25 13 07:59 pm Link   Kind of look like self shot images  This is a strong image Next time move hair behind models left shoulder; this will open up your neck Also roll back your left shoulder; this will open up the view to your neck and face  Photos that are taken with the camera looking down on you have the tendency to make you look small Would really love to see your feet  Due to pose and outfit this is making your midsection look large If you show me your knees I expect to see your feet I would look for some other photographers to add to your portfolio You have a great smile Wish you well Feb 25 13 08:33 pm Link Howdy neighbor, before any of the blood thirsty critique crowd get a hold of ya, my advice is to just shoot shoot shoot! You'll have to do trade with lots of photogs or pay some but just get out there and keep getting new images and you'll build something worth being proud of, and probably learn a lot about your strengths and weaknesses too! Have fun! Feb 26 13 04:23 am Link Kristen Berlin wrote: Practice in the mirror... Use your angles as much as possible... try to visualize what exactly you are showing to the camera (making sure you are not jutting an appendage inappropriately at the camera or cutting it off for example... Don't be too rigid... Try to embody something, some form of honesty, emotion, depth... If you look at the camera attempt to look past the camera, there should be light in your eyes and something shining through you... Feb 26 13 06:13 pm Link Feb 26 13 07:48 pm Link Kelly Anne-Marie wrote: And this one. Feb 27 13 04:01 am Link |
