You Can Take Better Pictures in One Hour: Posing

by Robert Kerner

Overview

This ebook continues photographic education to the realm of posing people. While - there are a few mentions of techniques covered in the first ebook of this series - The Basics - if you have a good knowledge of how a camera works: exposure, ISO, aperture, shutter speed, rule of thirds, leading in, framing, and how to crop pictures for printing, there is no need to read the basics book first. If you don't have that knowledge but know how to get good pictures from your camera, the Basics ebook will be good for your pictures, but not required for the content of this ebook about posing.

This ebook is solely about how to flatter anyone's body for pictures. It describes how to hide body parts that you want hidden and how to enhance body parts that you want shown off. While no ebook can be all inclusive because every body is different and people have different impressions of what they like and don't like, this ebook covers the techniques to pose any body and use the camera angle to get the results you want. The information in this ebook will improve your pictures from mugshots to well posed photographs.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940045802666
Publisher:	Robert Kerner
Publication date:	03/29/2014
Series:	You Can Take Better Pictures , #2
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	NOOK Book
File size:	3 MB

About the Author

There's a reason I chose an F4U Corsair as my profile picture. I am a lot like this WWII warbird - the Corsair is a rough, tough, and ready fighter plane back in the day when it was pilot vs. pilot in a dogfight, not electronics vs. electronics. I am like the F4U in that I might not look the sleekest, might not be the most politically correct, and might not be the most popular person in a room, but I am rough, ready, short and to the point, no-nonsense writer to give you the information you need to take better pictures. The Corsair was about results in a fight, my books are about results in photography.I've seen so many books in which it was clear the primary focus of the book was making the page count worthy of a high price tag for the book. I couldn't find a short, simple to understand guide giving the information you need to know to take better pictures without confusing rhetoric and fluff to fill pages. Photography is my focus, giving you the information so you can go out and take better pictures with just about any camera you own. Once I finished the first book about the basics of photography, ideas for other books came to mind as I was asked numerous questions about more advanced topics. So started my series of ebooks about photography.