Over the last twenty years, camera technology has come a long way. Although advanced camera gear has become more accessible and easier to use, some aspects of photography remain dependent on the skills and talents of a photographer.
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- 1.1 Trailer 1M 9S
- 1.2 Introduction
- 1.3 Why We Are Here
- 1.4 Words Every Client Will Say
- 1.5 Be the Director
- 1.6 Being Human
- 1.7 Presence and Charisma
- 1.8 Tone and Body Language
- 1.9 Four Tips on Communication and Ten Useful Cues
- 1.10 Our Favorite Reads
- 1.11 Lightning Overview of Lighting for Portraiture
- 1.12 Focal Lengths and Angles
- 1.13 Chapter One Quiz
- 2.1 Posing Goals for Men Vs. Women
- 2.2 The Five Foundation Poses for Couples Portraits
- 2.3 Foundation Posing Client Run-Through
- 2.4 Foundation Posing Demonstration
- 2.5 Foundation Posing Assignment
- 2.6 Chapter Two Quiz
- 3.1 Posing Goals for Men
- 3.2 Men's Posing Client Run Through
- 3.3 Standing & Sitting Posing Demonstration for Men
- 4.1 Posing Goals for Women
- 4.2 Women's Posing Client Run Through
- 4.3 Standing & Sitting Posing Demonstration for Women
- 5.1 Three-Point Check
- 5.2 Understanding the Spine
- 5.3 Open Stance Vs. Closed Stance
- 5.4 Touchpoints
- 5.5 Body Part Levels of Intimacy
- 5.6 Head Angle
- 5.7 Arms and Hands
- 5.8 Hip Spacing
- 5.9 Chapter 5 Quiz
- 5.10 Chapter 5 Assignment
- 6.1 Posing Nuances
- 6.2 Eye-to-Eye Contact
- 6.3 The Nose and Jawline
- 6.4 Wardrobe and Spacing
- 6.5 Natural Pointers
- 6.6 Finger Tension and Soft Wrists
- 6.7 Perspective and Foreshortening
- 6.8 Too Much Overlap
- 6.9 Chapter 6 Assignment
- 6.10 Chapter 6 Quiz
- 8.1 15-Second Posing Challenge for Men
- 8.2 15-Second Posing Challenge for Women
- 8.3 20-Second Posing Challenge for Couples
- 8.4 2-Minute Posing Challenge for Large Group Standard Symmetrical...
- 8.5 1-Minute Posing Challenge for Small Group Editorial Portraits
- 8.6 2-Minute Posing Challenge for Large Group Editorial Portraits
- 8.7 Chapter 8 Assignment
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kim williamsPye, I think the thing that made the moment so awkward was the silence during the process of setting up the shot. Does saying something to the client like ” let me take a couplet of test shots to get the lighting perfect, and then proceed to adjust and keep the dialog going so they are included in the process
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Edwin Effendi
Pye, you couldn’t stress this out more than before. Yet I am in agreement 12345%, this happens in “Model” shoots too, not just normal clients. If they are not in their mood, their emotion won’t show in a picture. Here we are expecting “PROFESSIONAL MODELS” to be who they are, but they are the same as us… “HUMANS”.
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Pye, I think the thing that made the moment so awkward was the silence during the process of setting up the shot. Does saying something to the client like ” let me take a couplet of test shots to get the lighting perfect, and then proceed to adjust and keep the dialog going so they are included in the process
Pye, you couldn’t stress this out more than before. Yet I am in agreement 12345%, this happens in “Model” shoots too, not just normal clients. If they are not in their mood, their emotion won’t show in a picture. Here we are expecting “PROFESSIONAL MODELS” to be who they are, but they are the same as us… “HUMANS”.