LynziMarie
TPF Noob!
- Joined
- Jun 9, 2008
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- Utah
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Hey everyone!
Most of my work is stuff I set up myself, stuff I feel like doing.
But there are many instances word of mouth gets going good, and I am asked to do a shoot with someone. I've done two weddings and some senior portraits so far... all for free. Anyways, I have learned a lot of stuff on this site and by just experiencing it as it happens. But, now I have another chance to learn something more. I have been asked to do some family portraits and portraits of their three children.
I torture my poor little nieces and am always doing shoots with them, so the kids I'm not worried about, it'll be pretty routine for me. It's the family I'm just a little bit curious about... How do I set up a family of five for optimum visual results?? Sitting? Standing? Parents sitting on a rock, kids standing around them? Any advice would be appreciated
I'm still looking around on this site to see if I can't find some info.
Thanks in advance
Most of my work is stuff I set up myself, stuff I feel like doing.
But there are many instances word of mouth gets going good, and I am asked to do a shoot with someone. I've done two weddings and some senior portraits so far... all for free. Anyways, I have learned a lot of stuff on this site and by just experiencing it as it happens. But, now I have another chance to learn something more. I have been asked to do some family portraits and portraits of their three children.
I torture my poor little nieces and am always doing shoots with them, so the kids I'm not worried about, it'll be pretty routine for me. It's the family I'm just a little bit curious about... How do I set up a family of five for optimum visual results?? Sitting? Standing? Parents sitting on a rock, kids standing around them? Any advice would be appreciated
I'm still looking around on this site to see if I can't find some info.
Thanks in advance