Possible fears
“I don’t know how to pose, ” say 80% of people who come to a photo shoot.
This is exactly why you go to a photographer.
Because he knows what you need to do and will always tell you! During the photo shoot, the photographer sees how you should stand (sit, lie down, somersault) and understands what actions and poses are appropriate to suggest and what are not.
What if I’m constrained and unnatural, and look stupid?
That’s what chatter is for! Any photo shoot starts with getting to know each other and talking. While you’re talking, you won’t have time to realize that the photo shoot is already in full swing. If something bothers you during the process, you can always ask to show the photos on the camera and change something.
What if I look ugly or fat?
I don’t have the right clothes yet. -It’s best to tell the photographer directly what you’d like to hide and what you’d like to emphasize. This will only benefit the shoot. -A photographer is a photographer to play with light, pose, composition, and look for the best angle. -You need to choose someone whose vision is as close as possible. If you associate yourself with the models in his shots, then you’ll turn out well too!
Uncertainty about the result.
And again, study the photographer’s profile, imagine whether you will be comfortable together. Look at as many of his photos as possible (for example, full series are posted on websites). In order to avoid a template, it is better not to participate in short shoots. After all, some people need five minutes to open up, while others need an hour.