1. Alter Your Perspective
2. Play with Eye Contact
3. Break the Rules of Composition
4. Experiment with Lighting (the most flattering light
for most portraits is soft and off-camera)
5. Move Your Subject Out of their Comfort Zone
6. Shoot Candidly, Don't Pose your Subject
7. Introduce a Prop, Let them do Something with their Hands
or Body
8. Focus Upon One Body Part – Get Close Up
9. Obscure Part of your Subject
10. Take a Series of Shots
11. Show the
subject and also their surroundings
12. Capture their
spirit, try to show something you
remember about that person
13. Give your
subjects some room if you are not doing a close up
14. Avoid tangents
15. Avoid cutting
off hands and legs at the knees
16. Remember the
rule of thirds!
17.
Expression. Capture their
Expression.
18. Take A LOT of
shots! Often the best shot comes when
you both are exhausted.
Another great set of things to consider.
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