Full Version: In need of poses
If anyone can direct me towards a website that just has different examples of poses for portraits, it would mean a great deal to me. thanks in advance!
QUOTE(pointblankstudios @ June 16 2007, 10:00 PM) [snapback]154290[/snapback]
If anyone can direct me towards a website that just has different examples of poses for portraits, it would mean a great deal to me. thanks in advance!
I usually go through mags. I bought a book dedicated to posing. It has some decent examples, but it also has tips and things to look for in the frame. I found it fairly helpful.
Saw your post & remembered this thread from way back: http://www.opensourcephoto.net/forum/index...?showtopic=8090 If you can't be bothered to look at the thread, here's the direct link to the "internet's best site for dorky poses" http://www.vci.net/~mmorgan/pg2.pdf!! Actually, they're not all bad especially if you adapt them a little with use of cropping, composition, location, lighting, etc. Hope it's of help to you 
QUOTE(amorphia @ June 18 2007, 06:16 AM) [snapback]154723[/snapback]
Saw your post & remembered this thread from way back: http://www.opensourcephoto.net/forum/index...?showtopic=8090 If you can't be bothered to look at the thread, here's the direct link to the "internet's best site for dorky poses" http://www.vci.net/~mmorgan/pg2.pdf!! Actually, they're not all bad especially if you adapt them a little with use of cropping, composition, location, lighting, etc. Hope it's of help to you
Dude..that is one hell of a frikking reference....(the pdf)...nice find!
WOW! thanks so much!
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