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How to take better pics of your gf / s/o part 1 of 3. An important step I didn鈥檛 put in here, if your gf makes you take & retake 1000000x photos and you think they all look the same, no they don鈥檛. Just do it 馃槀馃馃徑
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Filmed on Sony ZV-E1 & colored with AP Classic Cinema LUT which you can get with the link in my bio 馃檪
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No, today, I'm gonna be putting my fellas onto some game, because I know y'all girlfriends be hating the photos y'all taking. That ends today, Kings. And for my ladies, my lovely girlfriend, Sam I'll be showing you how to pose if you're not quite sure how to. And I'm gonna be showing you how to do all of this with just your phone. We're gonna break this down into three of the most common categories. Fit pics, dates, and in motion. Let's begin. Fit pics. She is a tier, the main focus of the photo. So the most important thing is finding a background that isn't best. Something that doesn't take the attention away from her. Blank walls are preferred. Let's talk perspective. There are only two. Eye level or below eye level. And what you don't wanna do is be looking down towards her. This will make her seem shorter and throw the body proportions off. When photographing at eye level, I primarily use a standard lens. We can move around better it be head on or diagonal, but we want to stay at this level. If you feel awkward standing around, try to make triangles with your body. The best way to do that is to utilize your arms and legs to make angles. Not only will you look leaner and longer, but it'll add more visual interest to the photos. Always keep your shoulders bad, and it helps if you add some motions to your movement. When you're shooting below eye level, you want to elongate her torso. This gives power. It makes her look taller. Spend some quality time in front of a mirror to study what angles look best on you. The goal is to find three poses you feel the most comfortable with and refer back to variations of these. That about wraps up part one.