Portraits
can be taken in different ways. The
biggest problem is to find the one pose and the look and facial expression to
make ordinary photos become extraordinary artistic photography. The key is to
identify the entity taken as an individual and to find a pose that is perfect
for him or her. To find it, you need to experiment.
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There
are some main steps that every professional photographer follows when shooting
portraits and which allow to get the wide range of poses, expressions and
camera angles, which significantly increases the chances to get at least one
exceptional photos.
- Place the person in the
chair with the body turned to one side. Not exactly at right angles to the
village or close it.
- Lift the second level of
camera in the subject's eyes (camera should be in the post) and start with
a reasonably narrow staff
- Let the subject turn his
head towards you - but not all the way
- Have a look turned toward
you until you look directly at the camera
- Save photo
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When
you get such a photo, you can start to experiment with photos in several
different ways. Sometime during this phase experimental phase, you can run into
the type of photo that perfectly suits your subject. Even you think you can do
this with no difficulty, only professional photographers can get perfect
portrait photos which can be used for
official purposes.
While
making portrait photo, the photographer can experiment in different ways, so he gets the best results.
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ñ Different facial expressions -
seriously, smiling, tense, laughs, sexy look
ñ Changing the angle of the head
- slight change in the angle of the head can have a huge impact
ñ Different positions - the
recording head, upper body, and the whole person
ñ Different formats - landscape
/ portrait
ñ Different camera angles -
Raising the camera so that the subject is facing up can add a sense of
vulnerability, while lowering the camera so that the subject is facing down may
give the impression of power and strength of the entity
ñ The view is not directed at the camera - professionals
prefer to shoot portraits in which people look at the camera - but sometimes if
the subject is looking off in the distance, it can dramatically improve photo
ñ Brightness - again,
professionals love to shoot with light that looks natural, but sometimes
changes of direction and the intensity of the light can have a major impact
ñ New positions - When the
subject is omitted, he can start to
experiment with what suits them and to try new positions. Rotate them to look
directly into the camera; a hand entered
the frame, a look at the chairs and so on.
ñ Accessories - professionals
never use too many accessories while
taking portrait photo.
Although
the starting point that we have mentioned is not the most creative when taking
portrait photos, it gives every professional photographer enough space to show
his creativity and knowledge. That is why you should choose the best one when
you are taking portrait photographs that you will use for professional
purposes.
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