1. Use props! Are you a dad and a rocker? Bring your kid and your guitar. Are you a photographer? Add camera gear. Painter? Paint. Poet? Words. Make-up artist? Guess… You get the idea.
2. Are there particular parts of their body or items of what they wear that are important to what they do for a living or a hobby? Does some part of them really stand out? Can you find a way to abstract what you want to say about the person by using one of these elements?
Environmental Portraits:
I really like this one because it shows the dentists doing what they do best, and in their everyday environment.
I also like this one for the same reason. The firefighter using the hose to firefight. Sort of.
Photography Self Portrait:
I chose this one because it was really creative, and showed two sides to this girl.
I chose this one because it showed this girls inner fears. I'm assuming that she is afraid of clowns because she is dressed up as a clown, and there are arms reaching for her.
I chose this casual portrait because it really showcased this couple and their love.
I chose this casual portrait because it highlighted the family. I think it shows the family in a loving and caring way.
When I shoot will be shooting a self portrait. I will use a tri-pod to balance the camera. I want to shoot outside for more natural sunlight. To make this shoot successful, I will try to incorporate as many photography rules as I can. I really want a portrait that will capture my essence and try to display that through this portrait.
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