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Posing Tips for Better People Pictures

Date Added: January 08, 2010 11:17:16 AM

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Posing people in your pictures can sometimes be a nightmare. The simple act of pointing your camera at a person can often make them feel uncomfortable. Here are some simple things you can do to make the process easier.

The key to successful posing is in having the subject appear as natural and as comfortable as possible. Have the person relate to an object in the scene rather than stand alone. Only professional models know how to stand in a scene. Leaning against a wall or tree or the back of a chair in a comfortable manner often removes tension and appears more natural.

Avoid a ‘straight-to-camera’ position. Angle the subject’s shoulders and body away from the camera with the subject’s face turned slightly toward the camera. This is more dimensional and complimentary, especially for women. However, be careful of creases in the subject’s neck.

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