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 08/16/2005 02:00:17 PM · #1
I have a lot of shots of Krystal from the same picture that was entered in the Moods challenge and was eventually published by Digital Photo magazine. I had her under the vent of an aircon thus, the dramatic hair. Usually, I tell my "models" that I will continuously take 10 shots and that I would like her/him to change her/his pose after every click. Krystal was quite good at it. Here are some examples.



Personally, I find it very effective because somehow, you are giving your model "freedom" to convey the emotion that you would like them to show.

Manny
 08/16/2005 02:04:13 PM · #2
lucky you ... all my "models" say, "You're the photographer, tell me what to do". Posing has always been my shortcoming :(

:)

great stuff as usual
 08/16/2005 02:08:14 PM · #3
I scare my 'models' (read friends) away when i point the camera at them :-)
 08/16/2005 02:09:09 PM · #4
love the "TWINS" one...added to my faves
 08/16/2005 02:11:42 PM · #5
Originally posted by saracat:
love the "TWINS" one...added to my faves


Ditto that - very creative blending of photos. I definitely want to remember that one.
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