The portrait photos remind me of the beginning of my career when I started working as a model in an atelier.
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When photographing a man in the studio, one of the biggest challenges is to capture his masculinity and strength as well as highlight his features and personality. It is important to choose the right lighting that enhances her features and creates a mood that matches her personality. For example, if she has strong facial features, you might want to use hard lights to create shadows that accentuate those features.
Another challenge is posing. Men are less comfortable in front of the camera than women, so it's important to put them at ease and give them clear instructions on how to pose. You can also experiment with different poses and angles until you find something that works for him.
This fur coat is like a style in the movie revenat. If you remember he won an award and DiCaprio fought a bear.
Because of the beautiful style with this coat, I photographed as much as I could in different kitchens.
Regarding why I dedicated a separate post to black and white photos, it is because of the great power of black and white photos to convey emotions.
A few tips to help new photographers
As for tips for amateur photographers, I recommend investing in good equipment, including a high-quality camera and lenses. It is also important to learn about lighting techniques and how they affect your photos. Practice makes perfect, so don't be afraid to experiment with different techniques until you find what works best for you.
Overall, photographing men in the studio can be challenging, but also rewarding. With the right equipment, techniques and methods, you can choose stunning portraits that highlight their personalities and unique features.
Always try to add some tips to my post to make it a bit educational and useful.
Have a nice day until another photo shoot
| photographer | lens and camera |
|---|---|
 | a7 r 111 24-70 f 2.8 |