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    Posing Tips For Families: Family Groups To Capture 2. Look For Triangles

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    This document provides posing tips for photographing families. It recommends capturing connection between family members by having them close together and touching. It also suggests looking for triangular compositions when posing multiple people and avoiding poses that take too long to set up. Photographers should leave time to capture candid moments of interaction and play between parents and children.

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    This document provides posing tips for photographing families. It recommends capturing connection between family members by having them close together and touching. It also suggests looking for triangular compositions when posing multiple people and avoiding poses that take too long to set up. Photographers should leave time to capture candid moments of interaction and play between parents and children.

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    This document provides posing tips for photographing families. It recommends capturing connection between family members by having them close together and touching. It also suggests looking for triangular compositions when posing multiple people and avoiding poses that take too long to set up. Photographers should leave time to capture candid moments of interaction and play between parents and children.

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    Posing Tips For Families: Family Groups To Capture 2. Look For Triangles

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    This document provides posing tips for photographing families. It recommends capturing connection between family members by having them close together and touching. It also suggests looking for triangular compositions when posing multiple people and avoiding poses that take too long to set up. Photographers should leave time to capture candid moments of interaction and play between parents and children.

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    G C H E AT S H

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    POSING TIPS FOR FAMILIES


    FAMILY GROUPS TO CAPTURE 2. LOOK FOR TRIANGLES
    • Family Group Together Any time you are posing more than one person,
    looking for triangles will help your composition.
    • Children Together
    This rule could also be called “keep heads at
    • Mom and Children different levels.”
    • Dad and Children 3. AVOID “OVER-POSING”
    • Mom and Dad Together Any pose that takes more than 5 minutes to set up
    • Each Child Individually AND shoot is likely “over-posed”. This may also
    happen as a family finally gets into the pose and the
    • (Optional) Mom & Daughter(s)/Dad & Son(s)
    photographer begins tweaking every small detail. If
    a pose isn’t working, move on to another.
    1. CAPTURE CONNECTION 4. CAPTURE THE CANDID MOMENTS
    Family photos should be all about connection. Leave time to let the parents play and interact with
    After all, these are very important relationships their kids. This gives the family a break from formal
    in the lives of your client. Encourage connection posing and allows for a little fun. You can have
    by having the family close and touching whenever parent and child walk towards you, play peek-a-boo,
    possible. lift the child in the air, look in each other’s eyes, or
    give a kiss.

    PRETTY PRESETS | P O S I N G C H E AT S H E E T S

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