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Join Date: Jan 2012
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So , i bought a 50mm 1.4 lens and have started liking it. My cousin sister is coming over for an experimental photo shoot and since she is quite beautiful, i would like to do justice to her beauty by framing a creative pic of hers. However, i am currently clueless as to how to think of an interesting portrait pic. Does anyone has any ideas using simple accessories on how to form an interesting pic.
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Maybe you can find some samples of what you would like to do and post links to those pictures. The braintrust here on the forum can tell you how to acheive those samples...just and idea.
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Join Date: Feb 2012
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Honestly, I would just look up some portrait photographers and take a quick peek through their photos. If anything catches your attention, take a closer look at the setup - pose, accessories, lighting, etc. Just to give you a starting point, here's a link to a page with some portraits - LINK.
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Go to one or more of the 50mm threads. Gotta be a lot of portraiture on there. Emulate what you like from there since that will come closest to being the gear you have. Poses that are appropriate for a longer lens may not work with the 50mm.
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For framing, also look at some of the 85mm threads - you'll find a lot of full frame shots with the 85L's, which is a field of view equivalent to what you get with 50mm on a crop cam (which I'm assuming you have). 50mm on crop is a very different beast to 50mm on full frame.
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This thread http://photography-on-the.net/forum/...d.php?t=885557 might give you some ideas.
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Lots of poses here, you can try to copy some if you want
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As JohnB and many other people said, find other work that you like and remember those poses.
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google images is your friend. And there are tons of picture ideas on this forum. More than a few photographers here seem to make cheat sheets by putting pictures they like on their cell to reference during a portrait.
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