Correcting Facial Flaws - And Other Photo Tips!

Correcting Facial Flaws - And Other Photo Tips!

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Here in “Correcting Facial Flaws - And Other Photo Tips!” we dive into correcting facial flaws - in the camera - by the way we pose and light our subjects.

Once we are comfortable with our ability to make our subjects look like a million bucks - then we will take all that we've been practicing – combine all of it together, and start trying to develop our personal styles.

In “Correcting Facial Flaws - And Other Photo Tips!” we’ll not only discover the portrait rules, but when and how to side-step them.

THAT is when your inner artist will finally get out - and that's what we all want, isn't it?

For a feel for what’s discussed in "Correcting Facial Flaws - And Other Photo Tips!" - here is the Table Of Contents:

Intro Making Headshot Portraits Examine The Facial Planes Finding The Better Side Here Is Some Science… Find The Flaws! Put The Subject Comfortable Visually Minimize Flaws Positioning Your Subject’s Head And Shoulders Shooting The Entire Face Working With Kids – And Chubby Cheeks Shooting The Profile Shooting Three Quarter Head Directing The Subjet Working With The Horizontal Turn Working With A Vertical Drop Or Lift Shooting A Diagonal Tilt Correcting Facial Flaws With Head Position! Sections Of A Subject’s Face Photographing Eyes 4 Ways To Eliminate Squinting And Closed Eyes In Portraiture! Shoot With The Light At The Subject's Back... Shoot Later In The Day… One – Two – Three! Bounce Or Diffuse The Flash! Photographing The Mouth Create Emotions Showing Happiness… Showing Anger… Photographing Sorrow… Showing Fear… Lighting Patterns To Minimize Flaws! The 2 Base Lighting Patterns: Working With Narrow Light Working With Broad Light Shooting Four Vital Shadow/Lighting Patterns Using Split Light Working With Loop Light Photographing Butterfly Light Using Rembrandt Light Using Additional Portrait Lights: Using The Fill Light Shooting The Separation Light Let's Use What We've Learned Photographing Children Becoming Decorative… How To Show Creativity… Incorporate Skills & Feelings… Capture The Essence Of The Model… Be Compementary To The Model… Find Your Own Style Develop Your Personal Style Muscles Lets Get Creative When And How To Take Risks… Seventeen Portrait Composition Techniques… Practice Exercises Additional Photo Training



“Correcting Facial Flaws - And Other Photo Tips!” is a quick and easy to understand read and within an hour or so, your portraiture is going to be enhanced more than you may realize! Finally you can begin winning photo contests or begin hearing people say, "WOW, you did that?"