Shoulders and male poses
Somebody remind me -what's that "rule" about low shoulder and masculine/feminine poses? Point me to another thread or article elsewhere if appropriate.
My "actor" shoot is coming up this weekend, and it suddenly occurred to me I've shot ZERO men to date except my husband (who is an atypical case because of a problem eye on one side, thus posing is built entirely around that). Need to get my ducks in a row before Saturday!!! :huh
Thanks in advance....
My "actor" shoot is coming up this weekend, and it suddenly occurred to me I've shot ZERO men to date except my husband (who is an atypical case because of a problem eye on one side, thus posing is built entirely around that). Need to get my ducks in a row before Saturday!!! :huh
Thanks in advance....
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For the guys it helps to put his front foot up on a small stool and have the same side arm rest his elbow on the leg that is up. This lowers his shoulder into the camera and is more masculine. Again the light can come in and hit his chest. Hope this helps. These are general rules. Everything is broken eventually.
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While I dont recommend my female models to bring their SOs/BFs, it is considered a good practice to ask a male model to bring his SO/GF to the shoot. She woould know him better and will be able to get him where you want him quickly (even if you don't know where:-)