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05/07/2003 12:44:45 AM · #1 |
Any would be welcome. I'll be photographing outside against roses if the weather holds, if not, someplace inside like a library.
Thanks,
Shari
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05/10/2003 07:45:25 AM · #2 |
Shari,
For a good graduation portrait, outside look for some side light. Since the sky light is overhead, try to find an alcove, overhanging tree brances, a deep doorway, etc. Have the subject hold something in his or her hands to bend the arms. Natural smiles are best so take a few different expressions. Flash fill is a last resort when an overhead sun lights the picture so keep your subject in the shade. Some digital cameras have a warming filter built in or a cloudy setting. Don't forget to get in the picture yourself.
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05/10/2003 08:11:36 AM · #3 |
There was also a whole discussion on this in the Any Tips on Graduation Pics thread.
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