Portrait?

Everyone wants to look good on paper, especially when the paper in question becomes a photographic print. So what kind of lens makes people more beautiful?With a full-size Canon DSLR camera, an 85mm lens is ideal. If you are shooting with an APS-C camera, such as a Canon EOS 7D Mark II, a 50mm press […]

The portrait is a photograph that expresses the personality of those who are inscribed and therefore brings emotional and aesthetic factors, usually occur in environments that are part of the daily life of the photographed, among these places, cities had gained recognition for their colors and diversity, and urban portraiture became more popular. In addition

As noted in our other article, the Fujifilm instax Instant Camera was a sales leader on major business dates at the three largest online sales sites in the world. Its manufacturer had announced investments in the range and Fuji was increasingly investing in Fujifilm’s instant camera and with that it became increasingly public by using

The importance of formal portraits has fallen out of favor. In the mid-19th century, when photography was created, the portrait was used as a business card for all those who wanted to build an important image; Celebrities sent pictures of themselves to their family and friends at parties as a gift. Today, even by definition,

Capturing a portrait is more than just a click of your camera button, have many done it?And they follow their own definitions, in which a portrait is outlined as well, each interprets in its own way. But how to make a good portrait? We asked some important photographers in the national market, what’s the best

No, those of us who say selfie instead of self-portrait have not discovered the world, artists have always liked to appear in their own works, look at Velzquez, Van Gogh, Dali or Vivian Maier, self-portrait is a way to explore, get to know each other, immerse ourselves in the depths of our being, it’s a

The position of the hands influences a lot, more than you imagine, in the quality of the portraits. It is surprising, but when working with an inexperienced model, the confusion of “What am I doing with my hands?” Where should I put them? . . ”Something as simple and obvious as hands can spoil the