Male model photography posture

Good photography works need good cooperation between models and photographers, and for portrait posing, photographers must first find ways to eliminate the tension of models, whether they are novice models or experienced veterans. The following are the pictures of male model photography postures that I have arranged for you. I hope you like them.

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Swing skills in human photography

First, stand. Standing posture is one of the most common postures in portrait photography. Pay attention to the following points when shooting:

A. One leg of the subject stands straight, and the other leg is freely crossed or slightly lifted. Don't bend your straight legs, and keep your body straight when you lift your legs. The laying of legs and feet is the premise of laying upper body parts.

B, the subject's head, chest and buttocks are generally not in a straight line. Let the main line of the body form a curve or S line.

C, head, chest, buttocks formed by the plane block should not be in a plane. For example, when the chest lump is forward, the face should be sideways. For example, when the chest is sideways, the ass should be turned forward.

D. general standing posture requires swinging from the feet.

Second, sitting posture. Sitting portrait is suitable for static characters, and the expression of the subject should be restrained and animal. The shape of the spine is very important in representing portraits sitting on the side. When the subjects sit down, they should sit on the front of the chair in a virtual posture, so as to avoid the thighs looking thick and the back unable to lean on the back of the chair. Pay attention to supporting the upper body with his spine to make his posture natural. The sitting posture is based on the sitting posture inclined to the camera at 45 degrees, which can be divided into three types: oblique sitting posture, back sitting posture and side back sitting posture. If it is subdivided in the style of crossing legs, it can be divided into two types: thigh crossing type and calf crossing type.

Several shooting methods when shooting sitting portraits;

A, sitting portrait is suitable for static performance, and the subject's expression should be restrained, including animals.

B, the treatment of subjects' joints is the key part. On the whole. It's rare to take pictures in a sitting position, because then your knees will rush to the camera and your thighs will look thick and clumsy.

C. The spine treatment of sitting portraits is also very important, because the emotions of sitting portraits are written on the back, especially when shooting the side facing the sitting posture and sitting posture. When the mood is high and the spirit is full, the spine is always straight. When in a bad mood, the spine will be greatly curled, while the spine in a normal state of mind is only slightly bent. Therefore, when the subject sits down, the photographer should remind him not to sit too firmly, to sit in vain, and not to lean back on the chair. Pay attention to supporting the upper body with his spine.

D, sitting portrait is not easy to show the figure, generally do not choose loose and fat clothing, in order to better reflect the figure curve and the lines of limbs, it is best to let customers wear tight clothing.

E. When you are sitting, you should first look for the most suitable body proportion from the lens, so as to make the visual sense comfortable. The lines in sitting posture are easy to appear broken and messy, but sitting posture can more calmly show the modeling advantages of the upper body and make full use of the characteristic curve of the outer contour of the upper body to express the body shape. Coupled with the coordination of limbs, a relatively complete and smooth body curve can be formed. When handling exposed parts of the body, such as arms, waist, abdomen, thighs, etc. Never expose lines that are twisted by rotation and extrusion.