FYI: Quality is expected when shooting and choosing photos for the final SLIDESHOW. Here is an example of "A" quality work. See LINK: Cheri Garcia Photos
Working with 2 models of your choice, you should plan to set up a portrait shoot. You will need 5 different shots of each model. Plan to shoot a variety of different shots even on different days, including but not limited to: a couple of head shots, a couple of full body shots, a fewcreative shots using props etc. Study other portrait photographer's work and learn how to effectively pose your model. To get 10 good shots you may need to take 30 or more shots.
Tips:
- get ideas for your shoot
- be aware of where the light is ( best times to shoot dawn and dusk: outdoors)
- choose a good background
- use a prop ( umbrella, hat, scarf, sport equipment, pumpkin etc)
- shoot people in their element ( skateboarder with a skateboard at the skatepark)
- create a rapport with your model and direct the shoot, which means tell the model what you want them to do.
LINK TO FLICKR PORTRAITS
SHOW THIS VIDEO: Really good example of how to do a portrait shoot and how many photos you need to take to get 10 good photos. Also shows the importance of editing.Video 5 min on How to Pose Guys
Next class show students some sample portrait slideshows from the M:drive or my desktop.
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