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Self is a very beautiful and can be easy if you know how. This guide is all about a great photo of yourself – if you are the one under the photo!

Would you like a lover with a surprise picture of yourself without the cost and formality shoot a photo? Need a passport-style photos or profile pic soon, but take no one at hand? Dying for a bold new look …. try in the privacy of your own home?

These days, almost any digital camera, you can create your own pictures with the self-portrait mode. Just use your computer for any necessary changes and print it out – very simple!

There are a couple of different portrait photography techniques you can use but first want to look your best. One model would be perfect before they are decorated in the proximity of the camera, and good results, so you should. Read the rest of this entry »

A few months to a few friends and I did a test shoot, rebuilding a vintage Hollywood portraits. While a number of features of the shoot, I would like to share some general thoughts about the shot approach to this as a test. Each photographer has his own way of doing things, but here are a few things that have worked well for me.

Colaboration

It all starts with an idea and grows from there. I had a new beauty dish for testing and my friend Kelly (a talented photographer and stylist) and I were looking for a project to work. For me, reminiscent of a beauty dish pictures from the 40s, a time before softboxes and flash units. A vintage portrait seemed a perfect application and an opportunity to try and connect with the work of artists such as George Hurrell portrait.

Some photographers want to manage every detail of a shooting, but I really trust and love with others. Plus, I know where my strengths and weaknesses. Read the rest of this entry »

The sky is the limit with portrait photography. But for amateurs looking for a little inspiration, here are some clues.

• By photographer confident, with different lighting set-ups feel it is best to keep things simple. Some of the best portraits are taken with natural light. Good tips for outdoor scenes are the backdrop for the subject into the light (fill flash fire may be necessary to get the shadow on “Face-Lifting). People have good photos in the rough, reflecting sun – creating dark shadows under the eyes and nose, then lifts inflammation of the skin and makes them tend to squint! move it into the shadows for better results. diffused light as the light is on cloudy days, good for portraits. Best of all, try to shoot for an hour “golden” – it was soft light fantastic views in the last hour before sunset.

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