The model was nervous when taking pictures. How can I make the model not nervous?

The subject of portrait photography is people, and it is the key to a successful portrait work to let the model's emotions naturally reveal. In the process of photography, harmonious and accurate communication is often much more important than technical links. In order to let the model quickly enter a state of natural relaxation, it is necessary to communicate with the subject before shooting. You can show some of your own works to the model. Understand each other's understanding of the subject matter to be filmed through communication, so as to achieve * * * knowledge. In this way, there will be more tacit understanding when shooting, or the tension of the model in the collocation and combination of clothing accessories can be communicated with the model through photos. I hope I can help you list the following points.

1. Models must be encouraged and must not feel insecure. Professional models will soon enter the state, and non-professional model photographers should be more patient and meticulous when guiding. They can play some light music, tell some jokes to the models and talk about some interesting topics to ease the atmosphere.

2. Some models can face the camera calmly, and some models will become more nervous when facing the camera. In fact, looking at the camera is not a necessary option when shooting. If you are nervous about looking at the camera, you can look in other directions without looking at the camera first. You can also close your eyes and take some photos to get the model into the state step by step.

3. Don't be too straightforward. Communicate with the model in easy-going language, such as "it is better to tilt your head to the left" and "it is especially good to relax with your hands on your shoulders!" Don't interfere too much with the physical expression of the model.

4. You can try to take some dynamic pictures, such as running, shaking your head and jumping. Let the model move and enliven the tension.