How to pose for location shooting?

Posture 1: head and body should not be in a straight line.

When taking wedding photos outdoors, if the head and body are in a straight line, it will inevitably produce a dull feeling. Therefore, when the body is facing the camera, the head should be turned slightly to the left or right, and the photo will look elegant and vivid.

By the same token, when a new person's eyes are on the camera, turning his body to a certain angle will make the picture look full of life and increase the three-dimensional sense.

Posture 2: Don't parallel your arms and legs.

Whether sitting or standing, don't make your arms or legs parallel, because it will make people feel stiff and mechanical. The proper way can be that a song always forms a certain angle or both, which can not only cause action, but also be full of attitude changes.

Posture 3: Try to make your figure curve clear.

It is necessary for the bride in front of the camera to show her charming curves.

The usual practice is to let one leg actually support the weight of the whole body, and the other leg is slightly raised against the standing leg, and the arm should be turned around to reveal its narrowest side. The curve of the chest through the waist shows its towering and plump feeling as much as possible. At the same time, the couple can put one hand on their hips to provide the necessary width for the photo.

Posture 4: Sitting posture should be avoided.

Don't put your whole body on the chair as usual when the newcomer sits and shoots.

The correct way is to let his body go forward, sit near the chair, chest out and abdomen in order to avoid the phenomenon of drooping shoulders and protruding abdomen.

Posture 5: Show a good posture.

The proportion of the new hand in the picture is not large, but if it is improperly placed, it will destroy the overall aesthetic feeling of the picture. Pay attention to the integrity of the hand when shooting, and don't let the hand feel deformed, broken or incomplete. If you put your hands in your hips or pockets, show some fingers to avoid giving the impression of being cut off.