Get out of the model s face
Portrait Photography tips for Beginners
Get out of the model s face
I did something incredibly stupid while shooting a black tie event for a company last year. I totally forgot my 70 200mm f/2.8, so I had to shoot with a short 50mm lens for the candids while the guests had dinner. To get a decently tight shot with a 50mm lens in this situation, I needed to be about 5 feet from the subject. It was a failure. Everyone froze up and looked terribly uncomfortable when I got that close with my camera. I couldn t get any decent candids that way and it ruined the shoot. Personally, I shoot most of my portraits at 100mm or more unless it s a full body shot, in which case I shoot at about 70mm.
When shooting for clients write their name on a sticky note and put it on the back of your camera
Book a real photo shoot
Know how to direct the client to give the look you want
If one person is a bit stale two people are perfect
Learn to use the golden mean rather than the rule of thirds
Throw horizons to the wind for fun portraits
I know you want pictures of the face but you might also consider going smaller
Know your gear by heart
De focus the subject
Stop the waving and smiling
Use the correct focus mode
Window light
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