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Posing techniques for photographers and models
Book by Cheyenne
Paperback
First published November 1, 1983
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September 18, 2019
There is useful information in this book for sure. But it is all directed pretty much to catalog work. I suspect that most photographers have a more varied client base than this.
The photo examples clearly demonstrate points made in the text. Small shifts in hand placement and head angle can add considerably to the grace and elegance of a pose.
The examples include a wide variety of subjects from plus size models, boy's junior sportswear, women's junior dress.
I suspect most of us that don't live in large urban areas specialize in a few categories and don't try to cover all aspects of this type of commercial work.
Not a bad book but you may be better advised to look for something that complements your clients better. This book is quite old by now and inescapably dated.
The photo examples clearly demonstrate points made in the text. Small shifts in hand placement and head angle can add considerably to the grace and elegance of a pose.
The examples include a wide variety of subjects from plus size models, boy's junior sportswear, women's junior dress.
I suspect most of us that don't live in large urban areas specialize in a few categories and don't try to cover all aspects of this type of commercial work.
Not a bad book but you may be better advised to look for something that complements your clients better. This book is quite old by now and inescapably dated.
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