How to Do Portrait Photography

  • Saturday, October 23, 2010
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  • If you are a budding photographer who is looking for talent in photography, then you should probably try Portrait Photography. In this kind of photography you will need to be a peoples person, interacting well with people. The reason for this, is that when you are taking portraits of people you want to do a good job so as to please your clientele. More often if your portrait is comfortable and calm then it makes the photograph more memorable.

    You will have to be a social photographer and learn how to make your clients feel at ease when you are taking photos of them. When people are unease it is usually portrayed on the photo. So if you want your clients to keep coming back for more portrait photography then you will have to make them feel relaxed, this way you get to take good shots that will please them. Dealing with clients who are kids will be the hardest task you have ever undertaken and your social skills will have to come into play here more than ever. To make children clients more at ease you can always entice them with something that will spark their interest. Toys would be a good bet

    Portrait photography is not as easy as most photographers soon find out. It is quite a lucrative gig that you will probably enjoy. This kind of photography will take practice and it is best to try with people close to you first and then move on from there. If your work gets to be good and you are ready to go to the public then go ahead and try just remember to ask your client to smile.








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