How to pose for a personal photo?

1, frontal portrait. The head of the subject forms a 90-degree angle with the camera. When shooting, let the person look to the left to catch the pupil. Generally speaking, people rarely hang their hands at their sides, but once the camera is aimed at them, they don't know where to put their hands. If you want to shoot a natural posture, hand movements are still very important.

2. Three quarters of people are portraits. Let the character be in the front first, and then turn his head to the camera. Just turn until the lines of the nose and cheeks coincide. Be sure to carefully confirm whether there are any details missing during the shooting. For example, see if the underwear shoulder strap is hidden, the collar is upturned, and the hair is messy. Paying attention to these details when shooting will save a lot of time in later retouching.

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Some photographers especially like to do it themselves. Once the subjects start to pose, they will rush to help each other put their arms down and comb their hair. If this is a personal habit of being a photographer, you must pay attention to the need for permission from the other party to start.

Because some people don't like being touched Also, it is best to have family or friends present when shooting, so as to avoid misunderstanding in the process of contact, or the behavior causes the other party to be unhappy, otherwise the explanation is unclear.

The correct way is to demonstrate how to pose, make that action by yourself, and if it still doesn't work, go over and help the other person adjust the action with the permission of the other party. Later, when you are ready to shoot, you can also fine-tune each other's movements through dialogue and gestures, and command each other to achieve the desired effect.