Steve Roe

Guiding your client through various modeling poses is a necessary skill to build if you want to achieve amazing results that you are both happy with. The experience level of your client might either have them running through a series of choreographed poses without prompt or standing like a deer in the headlights, looking rather uncomfortable and unsure of what to do.

Learn how to refine, enhance, and perfect your images to achieve a polished, publication-ready look. Master the art of editorial photo editing with our essential techniques.

Springtime is nearly upon us, and with that, photographers will be out in their droves capturing the beauty of cherry blossoms in both the countryside and the city. While the countryside is a fantastic place to find cherry blossoms, the city offers the chance to get a variety of different shots with pretty pink petals adding decoration to the scene.

So you’re a portrait photographer, and you’re realising that it’s harder than ever to stand out from the crowd. Social media has made it easier to get work in front of an audience that could potentially include dream clients and brands, but there is just one issue: it’s both easy for you and every other portrait photographer out there.

When it comes to editing group photos, it can feel like a daunting task. Your workload increases significantly with multiple subjects to zoom in on, each requiring individual touch-ups through meticulous and intricate edits. But worry no longer, because the new portrait-specific editing app, Aperty, is here to transform your workflow.

In this article, we’ll explore how to create a welcoming environment, build rapport with your client, and avoid common pitfalls. With these tips, you’ll be able to capture stunning, natural portraits while making the experience enjoyable for everyone involved. Let’s get started!