Thanks for the info. I normally do astrophotography/milky way photography but this is my sons senior year and cash is definitely tight so I'm going to do his senior portraits. This video is definitely giving me some good ideas.
Thank you, ladies, I'm an amateur photographer with professional equipment. I shoot a lot of sports but have volunteered to shoot a friend's son's Senior pictures. This is all awesome info.
Great practical advice and I like how natural your sample photos feel. I liked the sitting poses in profile with space above the young man; I think that would be great in the spring and fall. I’d love to see some suggestions for getting natural smiles from younger kids. I mostly get clenched teeth and wide eyes.
I am a Senior(AGE) Photographer, No real experience with individual Male or Female subjects, so I am thinking of shooting Portraits with Friends & Family. Need to build a reputation of appealing Portraits, which would include a variety of well captured POSES of my Portrait photography Subjects. I just watched and enjoyed your U-Tube video of Posing suggestions. Whatever Poses I capture, I want to have relaxed & Natural subjects. May I possibly use your Posing video for my subjects to get an Idea of how they might look, and feel relaxed & Free?
It’s tricking to find! You have to click the little down arrow by the video title to get the link but here is the same link you’re looking for. e-squared.mykajabi.com/pl/256992
Not always but we do notice sometimes that some poses don’t work well for certain people and we just avoid those poses throughout the session. Really good question!
If you hit the drop down or the description you should see it. If not, so sorry! Head to our website at www.esquared photography.com and check under the education tab. Thanks!
This is really great! One of my challenges is that i am so short and when take pics of my subjects they are taller than me. I always feel like I need to stand on my tippy toes. Is there a suggestion on how I can be taller than the subject?
Thanks for watching! What was your biggest takeaway? Watch this video to learn how we edit our senior photos. ruclips.net/video/bK403994z8s/видео.html
@Holden Winston I would suggest Flixzone. Just google for it :)
keeping the shoulders squared was a very helpful tip!
Biggest Takeaway is to simplify and get a variety of poses just by changing up 1 thing! Y'all are brilliant!!!
I’ve taken many senior pictures but I’m having a little trouble making senior guys look relaxed. This is awesome information! Thank you so much!
I love your tip about keeping the shoulders facing forward and the one stance ideas! All guys are different...some more relaxed, others not so much.
great video and tips. Thank you so much.
I thought you were talking about posing senior citizens LOL which is what I was searching for.. nonetheless I still learned so good tips thanks
🤣🤣🤣I’m dying
I’m so much more confident for an upcoming senior shoot! Thanks ladies!!!
Thanks for the info. I normally do astrophotography/milky way photography but this is my sons senior year and cash is definitely tight so I'm going to do his senior portraits. This video is definitely giving me some good ideas.
Thank you, ladies, I'm an amateur photographer with professional equipment. I shoot a lot of sports but have volunteered to shoot a friend's son's Senior pictures. This is all awesome info.
Great information! I have my very first boys senior session today. I only get nervous when it’s a male. I’ve watched this countless times. Thanks 😊
Yes!!! Good luck, Emily!
Thank you so much for this. I had all girls so getting to shoot my first guy was going to be more difficult for me but this helped tremendously!!!
Love your videos ❤
Great practical advice and I like how natural your sample photos feel. I liked the sitting poses in profile with space above the young man; I think that would be great in the spring and fall. I’d love to see some suggestions for getting natural smiles from younger kids. I mostly get clenched teeth and wide eyes.
Super helpful as I prepare for my first senior guy session. Thank you!!
This is awesome….1,2,3! Thankyou!
I have my first guy senior session next week. This was really helpful thank you!
You bet
Squaring the shoulders. Great info, thanks!
Yay!!!
Great info for preparing for my first Senior Photo session! Thanks!
You are welcome!!
Great! Thank you.
I am a Senior(AGE) Photographer, No real experience with individual Male or Female subjects, so I am thinking of shooting Portraits with Friends & Family. Need to build a reputation of appealing Portraits, which would include a variety of well captured POSES of my Portrait photography Subjects. I just watched and enjoyed your U-Tube video of Posing suggestions. Whatever Poses I capture, I want to have relaxed & Natural subjects. May I possibly use your Posing video for my subjects to get an Idea of how they might look, and feel relaxed & Free?
Hi thank you for this video! Very helpful!! Could you please send me the link for the sheet chat? I can’t see it, 😊
It’s tricking to find! You have to click the little down arrow by the video title to get the link but here is the same link you’re looking for. e-squared.mykajabi.com/pl/256992
Great video!
Do you pose your subjects based on their body types? For example, you might pose a tall basketball player differently than a short stout kid. Thanks!
Not always but we do notice sometimes that some poses don’t work well for certain people and we just avoid those poses throughout the session. Really good question!
I don’t see the link you are referring to for the cheat sheet.
If you hit the drop down or the description you should see it. If not, so sorry! Head to our website at www.esquared photography.com and check under the education tab. Thanks!
This is really great! One of my challenges is that i am so short and when take pics of my subjects they are taller than me. I always feel like I need to stand on my tippy toes. Is there a suggestion on how I can be taller than the subject?
My son Christian is nervous And doesn't want the attention so getting him comfortable and confident
Came here looking for tips on how to pose someone's grandpa