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In “Correcting Facial Flaws - And Other Photo Tips!” we delve into correcting facial problems - in the camera - by the way we pose and light our subjects.
When we’re sure of our techniques and ability to make our subjects look like a million bucks - then we can take all that we've been practicing – combine it all together, and begin trying to develop our personal styles.
In “Correcting Facial Flaws - And Other Photo Tips!” we’ll not just learn the portrait rules, but when and how to side-step them.
That's when the artist inside of you can finally escape - and that is what we’re all striving for, isn't it?
To get an idea of what’s covered in "Correcting Facial Flaws - And Other Photo Tips!" - here’s the Table Of Contents:
Introduction Creating Headshot Portraits Studying The Face Locating The Better Side Here Is A Bit OF Science… Look For Flaws! Make Your Model Comfortable Minimizing Flaws Visually Positioning The Head And Shoulders Shooting The Entire Face Working With Kids – And Chubby Cheeks Photographing In Profile Photographing Three Quarter Head Directing The Subjet Working With The Horizontal Turn Working With A Vertical Lift Or Drop Working With Diagonal Tilt Using Head Position To Correct Facial Flaws! Areas Of The Face Shooting Eyes 4 Techniques To Stop Squinting And Closed Eyes In Portraits! Shoot With The Light At The Subject's Back... Shoot Later In The Afternoon… 1 - 2 – 3! Bounce Or Diffuse The Flash! Photographing The Mouth Insert Emotions Photographing Happiness… Photographing Anger… Showing Sorrow… Showing Fear… Minimize Flaws With Lighting Patterns Start With Two Base Patterns: Shooting Narrow Light Shooting Broad Light Shooting 4 Vital Shadow/Lighting Patterns Shooting Split Light Shooting Loop Light Photographing Butterfly Light Working With Rembrandt Light Using More Portrait Lights: Photographing The Fill Light Using The Separation Light Putting It All Together Using Children How To Be Decorative… Show Your Creative Intent… Using Your Skill & Emotion… Capture The Essence Of The Model… Be Compementary To The Subject… Discover Your Own Style Expand Your Personal Style Muscles Being Creative When And How To Take Risks… Seventeen Portrait Composition Tips… Photo Exercise Additional Photography Training
“Correcting Facial Flaws - And Other Photo Tips!” is a quick and easy to understand ebook and within an hour or two, your portraiture is going to be enhanced more than you may imagine! At last you can begin winning photography contests or start hearing people say, "WOW, you shot that?"
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