Wednesday

Glamour Model Posing Tips From a Photographers Standpoint

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When it comes to modeling, there are almost as many potential photographers as there are potential models. While many people understand that there are serious demands placed on any man or woman that wishes to be a model, few people understand all that goes into being the professional that snap the pictures.

Of course there is undoubtedly going to be a huge expense in the accumulation of the proper photography equipment like high end digital cameras, meters, lighting for the studio and even advertising to promote the new business.
However, all the top dollar gear in the world will not help one to become a true professional photographer.  
This genre takes on many forms from portfolios for modeling to romantic portraits ( also known as boudoir ) for females to give husbands as gifts. But, no matter what type photos, a photographer will need to offer glamour model posing tips during a shoot, and this is something that simply does not usually come naturally.
It must be acquired, and it can be if you know what to do.One of the best ways to gain some practical experience is to pay attention to facial expressions that you see on a daily basis. Since more than one facial feature can make up a good pose, you will need to be aware of the entire face and the movements it makes, from the eyes, nose, mouth and other regions of the face. This will help you to give good and reliable pose ideas when shooting.
Another good way to gain experience is to look at magazines. Looking at what established models and photographers do and how the pictures come out is a great way to get an idea or two when it comes to model posing techniques. Once again, it is important that you pay close attention to facial expressions as well as body poses.
This will also help you to understand a little better what the model will need to do when creating the photographs and will help you to hand out advice which is useful and that gets results.When it comes to male or female modeling photography, the person in front of the camera will look to you for direction, and if you are not prepared to give them the proper looks, the photos you take will not fair very well.
Simply because you lack experience does not mean that you cannot offer valuable and professional glamour model posing tips on your photo sessions. By being observant, you can make it through your first few shoots and you can gain the experience that is so important in this business.
A final thought is of course, practice. There is no substitute to practicing your craft until you are comfortable. Shoot with some fashion or glamour models who are willing to be "experiments" in exchange for free pictures for their portfolio books. You will get better and will learn something new with each session. Do this before advertising for paid sessions.
Once you have a few photography shoots under your belt, giving appealing posing tips to the models you shoot and making the photos you create reach their highest potential will become second nature.

Thursday

Photography Posing Tips

By Ramakrishna Thinnavelli
Posing is one of the most crucial components to a good photograph. Posing can help you to obtain the memorable portrait from your photo. If posing is uncomfortable, it will show in the picture. So you should learn the different posing tips.

Photography posing tips:
1.Don't use a big smile for every pose. Sometimes try a small smile, to give some variety to your facial expressions.

2.Avoid having your arms hanging flat against your sides. Instead, bend your arms slightly, place your hands on your hips, or try other poses that involve alternate placements of the arms.

3.Practice each pose in front of a mirror until you feel comfortable and have the confidence.

4.Don't hold your breath during a pose. Stay relaxed and your photos will look as natural.

5.Wear comfort clothes. You feel so good in them and you can make this as casual or glamorous as you wish.

6.Bring changes of clothes, no matter what.

7.Very important element to consider in posing, the pose must appear naturally.

8.Keep your fingers slightly apart and pointed away from the lens. Let your hands fall naturally into position whenever possible.

9.Look away from the camera with a mix of head and eye poses. Looking off to the right or left side, or tiling your neck to either side can help you avoid direct eye contact with the camera.

10.When you look at your final images don't be critical of yourself. Find positive ways to improve your posing. Discover your strengths and weaknesses and shoot for the stars.

Follow these tips on posing for photography to make your photos impress and avoid some of the common mistakes.