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Whether
you are taking the portrait or posing for it, knowing a few tricks can
greatly improve your photographs and photography skills and can also bring out the natural fill from your shoot. Learn about how your body angle,
camera position, and light can all affect your portraits. Read and lets know what you think...
Steps
Posing the Face
- Angle your face. It
is best to avoid taking a photo of the face straight-on. This allows for
no shadows, which makes the face look wider and adds the extra “ten
pounds” cameras are known for.
- Angle your face slightly away from the camera, so that shadows are created along the cheekbones and the nose.
- Tilt your chin down. Having a high chin looks unnatural, but also positions the camera to look up the model’s nose.
- Avoid severe angles. Let the model move their head comfortably, so that their pose does not look forced.
