Friday 31 January 2014

New eBook Released on How to Pose Portraits

New eBook Released on How to Pose Portraits

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New eBook Released on How to Pose Portraits

Posted: 30 Jan 2014 06:23 PM PST

A bad pose can ruin a Portrait. A great pose can turn it into something special. As a portrait photographer (at any skill level) it's your job to make sure the people in your viewfinder are positioned perfectly so their beauty can shine and be captured forever. This new eBook share posing tips and tricks that author Gina Milicia has used on royalty, rockstars & supermodels. It is currently 33% off for the launch sale which ends soon ($20). Found here: Portraits – Striking the Pose

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New Release: Portraits – Striking the Pose (Click to Learn More)

Experienced portrait photographers all have a set of 'go to' poses for any situation. Over years and years they've experimented, learned what works, what doesn't and how to position their subjects to perfection. The problem is that this wisdom often sits in the back of their mind, hidden from view…

Portraits: Striking the Pose is broken down into three sections:

  • The Rules: The golden rules of great poses. Using visual queues, praise, energy and authenticity and much more.
  • The Gear: Whilst covered more comprehensively in Gina's previous book 'Making The Shot', Gina will remind you what sort of gear you should be looking for to capture great portraits
  • The Way: The most chunky part of the book. Gina will show you how to connect with people, organise and direct like a pro. She then dives into specific details of different posing scenarios (men, women, children, couples, groups and more) with loads of examples for you to refer bad to again and again.
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Pages from Portraits: Striking the Pose (Click to See More)

The launch sale includes 7 Posing Printable Guides:

These handy 'printables' are designed to fold up beautifully to pop in your camera bag and pull out whenever you need them.

  • Women Posing Printable
  • Men Posing Printable
  • Kids Posing Printable
  • Group Posing Printable
  • Couples Posting Printable
  • Corporate Posing Printable
  • Lifestyle Posting
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Bonus item included during the launch sale: Portrait Posing Printables

In total you'll have 67 sample poses to give you some great starting points when you next do a portrait shoot.

About the author: Gina Milicia has been a professional photographer for more than 25 years. She has photographed some of the world's most powerful and famous people including royalty and heads of state, billionaires and a-list celebrities and been on location in some of the world's most exotic places.

Launch Sale Ending Soon:

Portraits: Striking the Pose bundled with the printables is effectively 33% off for the launch sale ($30 value for $20). It also carries a 60 day no-questions-asked guarantee, if you are not satisfied with any part of the book just let them know and they will give you a full refund so there is no risk in trying it.

Launch sale found here: Portraits – Striking the Pose


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Creativity As a Way of Life for Photographers

Posted: 30 Jan 2014 02:07 PM PST

Creative portrait photographer Benjamin Von Wong knows how lucky he is to be doing what he loves every day. With a vision, a creative mind and soul, and a lot of determination, he turned his photography hobby into a life, and a pretty cool life at that.

SmugMug went on location in Florida to document Von Wong’s Fallen Angels Shoot with Kelly Zak, artist, film student and special effects make-up artist (for those of you reading this by email, the video can be seen here):

The award-winning photographer, admired for his "epic, surreal, fantasy storytelling,” talks about how he takes a concept and transforms it into reality. He says it’s not just about taking pictures, it’s conceptualizing, designing, and creating.

Von Wong comes up with a base concept, an idea, and he builds it up based on the constraints that are available. Since he specializes in fantasy storytelling, he has to come up with creative ideas to portray the illusion, to make it real. Basically, he has to find solutions to take something that is seemingly impossible and turn it into reality.

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I like to think of my photography as something epic, something larger than life. It takes a vision and it exaggerates it so that you can’t tell the difference between what’s real and what’s fake.

It’s really amazing how passionate Von Wong is about his work–you can’t help but be inspired by this guy!


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Interesting Photo of the Day: A Dog Has His Day

Posted: 30 Jan 2014 11:53 AM PST

Flags are waving, confetti streaming, crowds of people line the streets. Who is all this fanfare for?

How about a little dog that looks a bit like Toto from The Wizard of Oz?

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Dog shows up on parade route in Mexico. Captured by Yuri Cortez. (Via Imgur. Click for larger size.)

As much as we all love our dogs, the parade wasn’t thrown just for the pooch—but don’t tell him that; he’s enjoying the attention too much. Photographer Yuri Cortez captured the little guy taking a stroll down a street in Guanajuato, Mexico right after Pope Benedict XVI passed through in the Popemobile.


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Family Photos Reimagined with Hilarious Results

Posted: 30 Jan 2014 10:19 AM PST

Isn’t it fun looking through old family photo albums? They make us nostalgic for the “good old days.” Sometimes they make us wish we could go back, but would we really want to?

One family decided to find out, taking some of those precious photographic moments–a father holding his sleeping son, a little boy meeting his baby brother, toddlers having some bath time fun–and recreating them some 20-odd years later. Hilarity (and a good dose of awkwardness) ensues (for those of you reading this by email, the album can be seen here):


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