Showing posts with label tips and tricks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tips and tricks. Show all posts

Friday, December 13, 2024

Learn how to pose in few minutes

If you aspire to be a successful model, mastering posing is essential. I've spent countless hours browsing the web for inspiration and fresh ideas. Among women, it’s common to see the same leg and body positions repeated over and over. One typical pose involves resting the body weight on one leg, with the other leg (usually the front one) bent, and the foot poised on the toes.

While this pose can be effective, relying on it too often may cause your photos to lose appeal. Repetition can make photographers lose interest and stop engaging with your portfolio. Diversifying your poses keeps your work fresh and exciting, ensuring you stand out.  

Another common mistake I often notice among beginner models is standing still and waiting for the photographer to provide all the posing instructions. 

Here is a very short video that shows how to pose.

 

Notice how the model continuously changes positions. It’s the photographer’s job to capture the shot during the brief pauses between movements. Watch the video and practice some of the poses demonstrated by the model. Diversify your posing—don’t stick to the same repetitive, boring stance for every photo! For sure your online presence will become more appealing to photographers and friends. 

Practice on front of a mirror and soon you will posing like this:

 

PS. A professional Model is like a dancer. She performs a dance for the photographer. 


Thursday, August 22, 2024

What can you do to protect your camera when traveling?

If you’re traveling with a DSLR or mirrorless camera, it's natural to be concerned—they're expensive, and may attract thieves. So, how can you protect your investment?

This video offers a few helpful tips.




Wednesday, August 14, 2024

R-Body Charging Tips

 I recently found this interesting post at Canon Community. A good reading for those who own or planning to buy a Canon camera or any other brand that allows charging the battery via the USB port of the camera. 

...how my camera seemed to have infinite battery life since I had only swapped one battery in an R7 in a 15 hour day of shooting bazillions of pics.  I told them I did only 'change' the battery once but I'd been charging it all day between stops and while it was in my bag over lunch.  They asked how I pulled off that magic and I showed them the gear in the pictures.

Keep Reading here.