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by Goran Resimovic on Flickr
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by Goran Resimovic on Flickr
bih92 Junior Member  20 posts Likes: 1 Joined Jan 2014 Location: Bosnia More info | Nov 10, 2015 10:56 | #1 IMG_5638 -2 by Goran Resimovic on Flickr IMG_5693-2 by Goran Resimovic on Flickr IMG_5694 by Goran Resimovic on Flickr IMG_5691 by Goran Resimovic on FlickrSony a99 24-70 2.8 zeiss , Canon 7d 15-85mm , Canon 7d ii 24-70 f4
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Nov 10, 2015 12:08 | #2 Have her smile! Nikon D810 Nikon 50F/1.4G - Nikon 70-200F/2.8II
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gonzogolf dumb remark memorialized More info | Nov 10, 2015 12:20 | #3 Having her so square to the camera with the midriff shirt is not flattering. Straight on posing always makes the subject look larger, and the dark shirt and pulling on the pants with her hands just leaves a bright portion of tummy that appears way larger than it is. Combined with the intense look on her face I get more of a sense of discomfort than sexy. Get her to relax, turn her so her hips arent parallel to the camera and maybe rethink the wardrobe and it will make a huge difference. Sometimes the difference between a good portrait and a bad one has little to do with the photo parts and more with posing and comfort.
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thank you for the tips will for sure remember for next time Sony a99 24-70 2.8 zeiss , Canon 7d 15-85mm , Canon 7d ii 24-70 f4
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Nov 11, 2015 09:01 | #5 I agree with what has been said above. Getting your subject to relax in front of the camera can be difficult. Posing with the torso at an angle to the camera is far more flattering for women. Also when posing, if a person has two of something they should be different. You don't necessarily have to position both arms, you can do just one and let the other do what is comfortable. The same goes for legs.
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agrandexpression Senior Member 448 posts Likes: 137 Joined Apr 2015 More info | Nov 11, 2015 09:56 | #6 gonzogolf wrote in post #17778779 Having her so square to the camera with the midriff shirt is not flattering. Straight on posing always makes the subject look larger, and the dark shirt and pulling on the pants with her hands just leaves a bright portion of tummy that appears way larger than it is. Combined with the intense look on her face I get more of a sense of discomfort than sexy. Get her to relax, turn her so her hips arent parallel to the camera and maybe rethink the wardrobe and it will make a huge difference. Sometimes the difference between a good portrait and a bad one has little to do with the photo parts and more with posing and comfort. Agree.
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Nov 11, 2015 10:53 | #7 I really like the highlights from the sun in #1! A lovely model.
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dorcse Member 34 posts Likes: 2 Joined Oct 2010 More info | Nov 12, 2015 21:02 | #8 I like that sun flare as well... certainly adds to the mood of the shot
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