Greetings to all the beloved members of the Photography Lovers Association!
Very happy to be together again; Where the love of art, creativity, and recording brought us together. Hope you are fine and your cameras are full of beautiful memories.
Let's review another beautiful photography session together.
Today I knew I was going to have a special experience in the photography world. One of our city's professional and professional make -up had decided to make a beautiful model for the bride's sample, and I was proud to take these moments.
Makeup was done with extraordinary elegance and precision; It was as if every color, every line and every shade on the model's face was part of a painting. The model with his smile turned on the space, and I was ready to hunt moments that happen only once.
Each time pressing the shutter button, it was as if a new story was told; A story of beauty, elegance and art.
I told her to turn her face a little on the right, but not too much, just to the extent that her face looks more beautiful and her nose is smooth. I also wanted to bring a little down to look more attractive and feel soft and gentle. I told her to look directly in the camera, because I wanted to look at the viewer and feel the photo.
I told her hand to do something with a tour, but very soft and natural, not like artificial gestures. He brought his hand up, which placed both a beautiful tour in the box and a gentle gesture.
I knocked on one side, with a large softbox, which has a very soft light on his face. So neither the shadows fell, nor the skin fell. My eyes took a beautiful light, the electric that fell in his eyes made the photo more alive. Overall, I did something light and the gesture that would be both stylish and gentle.
I told her to keep the tour around your wrapped head, so beautiful, I don't want to do it. Now take a deep look at your eyes for a moment, as if you are thinking about something too far, then I told you to look down a little, but keep your face the same, just your eyes are down, I want to take a sense of gentleness. I told you once to take your hand in the box, or take the tour, or let it go beside your face as if your subconscious was up. I didn't want the gestures to be fabricated, I wanted to do something that was completely natural, as if it really is in that moment and said you were yourself, and I was just taking a picture of you.
We made the tour free from his neck. And as he was gesturing and locking his arm around the neck with an angle, I said it was great, I just said hold it. I told you to look at the camera, but not empty, with a sense, as if you want to say something but you don't say, it's just in your springs. I don't want a Zorki smile, just the one you are.
Then I said for a moment, well, now look down, your hands are there, just throw your eyes down. It has a special feeling when the look is low but the face is the same thing. And, of course, the low look for my dear m۲ake -up was needed to show the type of shading and makeup of the model.
As a photographer, it has always been important for me to carefully control my subject's head rotation, as the slightest change in the angle can change the overall feeling of the photo completely. When the subject rotates his head slightly or up and down, his face lines and shapes change.
For example, when the head is slightly low and the eyes look at the camera, it gives the photo a sense of reflection or power. Or, when the head bends a little side, there is more softness and intimacy in the image. For this reason, the direction for me is a powerful tool for narrating the emotions and personality of the subject.
Sometimes, with only a little bit of head rotation, I can create a better balance between light and shadows on the face and show the bone structure of the face better. That's why I always try to play at every portrait, with an angle so I can record the best effect of the subject.
Well, today's meeting was really satisfying for me. Everything, from lighting to the bride's gestures and moods, was very good. In this style of photography, details like head rotation or even look, have a very important role in conveying the sense and beauty of the face, and I'm happy to be able to use them well.
Finally, my goal was to show the natural beauty and real feelings of the bride without exaggeration, but with elegance; I think with the good cooperation between us, this goal was achieved well.
Hope you enjoyed the photography session today with me to share more experience with you in other sessions.
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