How to place your hands to avoid embarrassment when taking photos? These poses are supernatural!

Many times when we take photos, we don’t know how to pose. We feel stiff when we actively ask models to do some poses. In the end, we click a few photos and feel very embarrassed. As a photographer, the poses you think of must be better than those of models. There are many, and the simplest hand movements are the most important. Once the hand movements are arranged, most shooting needs can be met.

How to be natural? This must be a question that most people have. It is natural if it can avoid stiff postures and convey the model's emotions.

Cute type

Casual type

Emotional

Therefore, the different positions of the hands convey different emotions. You can avoid embarrassment by using actions to control your emotions. Please see the breakdown below for specific placement:

1. Conventional placement

1. Support the cheek, chin, and forehead

Hands and body requirements Touch gently to avoid spreading your entire face and neck on your hands and squeezing your face out of shape

2. Cover: mouth, forehead, eyes

No matter where you place your hands, avoid touching them. The models were constantly reminded to keep their backs and necks straight, except for some more decadent photos.

3. Play with clothes, hair, and glasses

To make a set of pictures full of variety, you need to combine movement and stillness to make the model move. You can start with some small details.

2. More casual postures

1. Put it in your pocket, carry it on your back, spread it out, carry it in your pocket, place your hands on your waist

These movements are relatively close to each other. In life, even if you meet a model who can't pose, you won't feel embarrassed. It's easy to shoot natural expressions at this time, so when you first start to guide the model, start with basic movements and progress step by step.

2. Design props

Set props according to the theme, such as tennis rackets, umbrellas, flowers... There are too many props that can be used for photography in life.

3. Use the environment to rely on

Rely on: wooden boards, glass, street signs.

4. Close-up

Close-up can increase the diversity of the composition and convey an emotion of remoteness.

3. Movements that are difficult to master

Guide the model to suggest from simple to complex, first identify the model's strengths, and then give full play to the model's strengths on this basis.

1. Lying on your stomach

2. Put it on your lap

3. Touch your feet

4. Raise your hand

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5. Dance Movements

IV. Advanced Chapter

Taking photos requires multiple angles, multiple focal lengths, and multiple expressions, so as to discover the most beautiful side of the model and avoid the influence of the environment. Disadvantages, showing the advantages of the environment.

Change the angle and focal length to give the picture different far and near effects.

Even if the same action is in the same camera position, different emotions will have very different effects.

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