Articles tagged 'Client Shoots'

  I’m pretty sure we have all been in this situation, at least once: you’re hired for a shoot, and the location is far from aesthetically pleasing. Whether you’re shooting portraits, commercial work, or environmental photos, there are plenty of ways you can work around the fact that you’re in a not-so-interesting location. 1. Shoot From Interesting Angles  Take a moment to look at the scene, visualizing angles that will make your composition more interesting. Sometimes, shooting from a higher, or lower, angle than you would normally shoot will make all the difference in the world, and will also help take.. - Continue Reading

Do you remember when you were a kid or a teenager, often feeling a sense of dread at the thought of going to a photo session? You knew you would have to get all dressed up, and then have to sit, awkwardly posed, in front of a camera operated by a photographer who may have seemed a little bit too chipper and over-the-top, which probably made you feel even more uncomfortable due to the lack of sincere human interaction. Thankfully, that sort of photo session is not the standard that it used to be. With the multitude of camera and.. - Continue Reading