Learn how to pose for pictures

Do you ever feel nervous posing clients? Do you want your posing to look fresh and natural? But maybe you get stuck or freeze up? We totally get it. This used to be us before sessions just thinking about posing real clients. No matter how long you’ve been a photographer, the first pose is *always* one of the hardest poses. Read this to learn the first pose we do at every session to kick the nerves and start off on the right foot!

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Ever look directly in a camera as your picture is being taken and completely FREEZE? Your hands are stiff, your legs won't move and you feel completely awkward? I've been there done that. I've been the subject of many Instagram photoshoots over the past couple of years. And let me tell you, in the beginning,

Ever look directly in a camera as your picture is being taken and completely FREEZE? Your hands are stiff, your legs won't move and you feel completely awkward? I've been there done that. I've been the subject of many Instagram photoshoots over the past couple of years. And let me tell you, in the beginning,

Here are 7 simple adjustments to make while posing so you will love every photo! These techniques are gleaned from fellow professional photographers and professional models, but more importantly from a lot of personal experimentation. Not only will these tips help you feel more photogenic, but you will gain confidence and love how you look in photos!

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Phoenix Area Family Photography

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In this video tutorial, I'll show how to batch edit in Photoshop. We'll record our editing steps into an Action, then run it on a group of photos at once.