Group Photography Poses (Power-of-the-Pose Book 5) by Robert Bezman

Author:Robert Bezman [Bezman, Robert]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Publisher: Custom Photographic Expressions
Published: 2013-07-20T04:00:00+00:00

This pose makes good use of the rock (even though you can hardly see it). In your photo, you can use a small table or stool and get similar results.

Where would this pose work?

Could you recreate this indoors?

Could you add more people?

This is a great example of how subjects of varying height can all be on the same level.

Notice how the woman is leaning her head on the little boy. This creates a sense of closeness.

Could this be done sitting or standing?

This is another group pose that can be done indoors or out, as the background is minimal. A backless park bench would be ideal for a pose like this.

Would you rearrange the subjects or change the angle that they are facing the camera?

Looking at the three examples above, you can see where a very simple pose on a plain background can have as much impact as a pose that is a little more involved on a busier background.

When examining the poses in this e-book, make mental notes (or physical ones, if it helps you) of which poses you like, and why.

Think about your subjects:

Do you know them well enough to get close enough to actually touch them to:

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