Being a photographer is not beans me fellow steemians. Same thing goes for every other thing we intend to get juice from. ___
First you gotta want to do it..then you gotta have the equipment to get it done. Then you need to have the knowledge required to get good pictures.
As a youtube vlogger once said.."a master of photography is a master of light and composition" O yeah!! u gotta have lights too
But you see all this gears still wont make you the best photographer in the world or even close. There are some people skills you need too own*(yep!!!! really own!!! asin make that b**** urs>>>>pardon the french) because as photographers we love to get really beautiful pictures of people doing their thing.
Here are some tips that might help you on your way to take better portraits
Have confidence and take control of the shots and the session. No client will want to hire a photographer that seems like he is not sure of what they're doing. So if you really wanna take over the world like i do. You gotta have that confidence and let it show in your work and your interaction with you clients. They want a memorable moment and not a picture...never forget that
know your body postures very well: The last thing you wanna do is pose a model like something she is not. You have to let the persons personality radiate through the pictures that your churning out.
Image Source - http://www.tennisforum.com/12-general-messages/1279282-now-never-sunshine-wozniacki.html
Never take random pictures: I know this might seem like a go to theme for every photographer but you will hardly get any better taking random shots in hope. You gotta take a note pad and a pen, write what you want to achieve and smash that French ___ Professionals never take random shots in hope. They might have some shots that were stumbled upon randomly but they were never random ****
Always be ready: If you wanna take over the world you gotta be ready at all times
Image source - http://www.valuetec.co.za/property-news/11.-be-ready-to-show-your-house-part-11-of-11/
Communicate with you subject and never give off negative vibes.
Just as these tips will help your photography, so will they help you in other things too
Here is a session i had a while back
Did i hit it? Drop a comment so i'd know what you think
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All ppictures without sources are taken by me - NikonD5200, 50mm Prime