Comments on: Poses for family portraits? http://cutframetv.com/family-portraits/poses-for-family-portraits Fri, 18 May 2012 06:08:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Mimi http://cutframetv.com/family-portraits/poses-for-family-portraits/comment-page-1#comment-10037 Mimi Sun, 25 Oct 2009 09:47:59 +0000 http://cutframetv.com/family-portraits/poses-for-family-portraits#comment-10037 my freind's family had it done. dont dress up young girls in pink dresses. Trust me, all her freinds laughed for ages!<br><b>References : </b><br> my freind’s family had it done. dont dress up young girls in pink dresses. Trust me, all her freinds laughed for ages!
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]]> By: SheTa http://cutframetv.com/family-portraits/poses-for-family-portraits/comment-page-1#comment-10036 SheTa Sun, 25 Oct 2009 08:58:59 +0000 http://cutframetv.com/family-portraits/poses-for-family-portraits#comment-10036 Being a photographer it is very hard to come up with an original set of poses when taking family portraits, since all you are doing is sitting and posing. If you were taking outdoor shots then you can be more creative. But you can try placing the baby in a saddle bag on the dog's back (pony express look). Have boyfriend in pose with baby topless in B/W, you can do the same, then both of you topless with baby, so many things you can do... but what are you not willing to do? This is why most of us professionals give a consultation before the shoot. I take it that your photographer doesn't. You should have asked this question before you booked your session, then we could have come up with more ideas.<br><b>References : </b><br>professional photographer and graphic designer Being a photographer it is very hard to come up with an original set of poses when taking family portraits, since all you are doing is sitting and posing. If you were taking outdoor shots then you can be more creative.
But you can try placing the baby in a saddle bag on the dog’s back (pony express look). Have boyfriend in pose with baby topless in B/W, you can do the same, then both of you topless with baby, so many things you can do… but what are you not willing to do? This is why most of us professionals give a consultation before the shoot. I take it that your photographer doesn’t. You should have asked this question before you booked your session, then we could have come up with more ideas.
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]]> By: Kenny http://cutframetv.com/family-portraits/poses-for-family-portraits/comment-page-1#comment-10035 Kenny Sun, 25 Oct 2009 08:34:59 +0000 http://cutframetv.com/family-portraits/poses-for-family-portraits#comment-10035 Discuss this with the photographer. Photographers HATE it when they come ready and planned for one thing and the client suddenly changes their mind and wants something completely off the wall and different. Talk to the photographer! Let them know they can be as creative as they want! Some photographers love to have that kind of freedom. Most family portraits are a pretty standard deal which is why they all look similar. The poses are the way they are because the photographer wants to best compliment the people and the way they look. It's about presentation to the viewer.<br><b>References : </b><br> Discuss this with the photographer. Photographers HATE it when they come ready and planned for one thing and the client suddenly changes their mind and wants something completely off the wall and different. Talk to the photographer! Let them know they can be as creative as they want! Some photographers love to have that kind of freedom.

Most family portraits are a pretty standard deal which is why they all look similar. The poses are the way they are because the photographer wants to best compliment the people and the way they look. It’s about presentation to the viewer.
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]]> By: Perki88 http://cutframetv.com/family-portraits/poses-for-family-portraits/comment-page-1#comment-10034 Perki88 Sun, 25 Oct 2009 08:04:59 +0000 http://cutframetv.com/family-portraits/poses-for-family-portraits#comment-10034 Have you discussed this with your photographer? You should have a sit down session with them before the shoot and discuss what you want before your session. This would be more productive than asking strangers who have never seen you or your pets since we have no idea about the size or coloring involved, nor what backdrops they plan to use. What is the purpose of going to a professional if you don't take advantage of his knowledge?<br><b>References : </b><br> Have you discussed this with your photographer? You should have a sit down session with them before the shoot and discuss what you want before your session. This would be more productive than asking strangers who have never seen you or your pets since we have no idea about the size or coloring involved, nor what backdrops they plan to use. What is the purpose of going to a professional if you don’t take advantage of his knowledge?
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