0ne of my biggest tips and often my annoyance is the inclusion of “Thing” from the Adams family in my Duo or Group images. Don’t get me wrong, I am a big fan of Thing. But where it’s not needed when people are posing. Often I chat about connection, and it’s usual to put your…

Missed my quick tip yesterday. This is a fast one, dinner’s ready. As always communication is the important thing with the Photographer. The seam or the plating on the join, that you have journeyed over the last 2 months, should be photographed during a photoshoot. However, the photographer will not know of this journey. So…

We all enjoy the characters we Cosplay and roleplaying as someone else. The emphasis on being your character and knowing the character needs to start with the Cosplayer. (This is more Single person shoot, but all this applies to Duo/Groups as well) In some cases, you have been building/dreaming of the character for the last…

I can’t remember who I have gotten this tip, Sorry – “Photographic Keystones” from. Most likely Sifu Scott. To keep a more natural look in your photos, the Eyes follow the Nose, so the direction of where your nose is pointing should be the same direction where your eyes are looking. If you need to…

Another quick tip, partner dancing is one of my major inspirations. (Dance itself has done so much for me and shoutout to the teachers and partners through the ages). Look for movement in the pose. Start with turning your nose towards the light, this is where you want your face to end up. Then, starting…