Revan46
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Hello all,
So I will be doing another couple's shoot tomorrow with one of my previous couple's and I'm curious what you think I should do to improve the shots. I've been taking a look at the Hot tips for Portrait photography and getting some great ideas but they also want to get some shots in front of a waterfall in front of their hotel. I've seen various waterfalls some where the water looks smooth while others you can actually see the water. But since it's a couple that's the focus would it be better to just make sure to have the water out of focus or have a few in focus. And if that's the case how can I keep the couple still featured but also have the water look stunning.
Any tips would be helpful for that or the shots in general
. Also the girlfriend (and one of my friends) constantly worries about a double chin, what's a good way to make sure she never looks like she has one. Some say chin down but wouldn't having the neck longer negate a double chin (though I don't see what she's talking about)?
Sean
So I will be doing another couple's shoot tomorrow with one of my previous couple's and I'm curious what you think I should do to improve the shots. I've been taking a look at the Hot tips for Portrait photography and getting some great ideas but they also want to get some shots in front of a waterfall in front of their hotel. I've seen various waterfalls some where the water looks smooth while others you can actually see the water. But since it's a couple that's the focus would it be better to just make sure to have the water out of focus or have a few in focus. And if that's the case how can I keep the couple still featured but also have the water look stunning.
Any tips would be helpful for that or the shots in general
Sean