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Myrto Mariatou
a series of photos showing different poses and the steps to take them down into the water
Ideas for Back to School Pictures
Senior Girl Photography Poses
Recipe VSCO Disposable Effect ✨
two different views of the same camera, one showing its lens and the other showing what it
Trashy Dslr Camera For Beginners Nikon #dslrofficial #DslrPhotographyTipsPhotoEditing
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an info sheet showing how to use the instagramm
InTePro - Etsy
the different types of dots and lines
DSLR Metering Modes Explained - Live Snap Create
an info sheet showing the number of people in each group, and how to use it
a white poster with the words photography challenge
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I don't know who came up with this, but I really enjoyed this challenge!
a woman sitting on the edge of a dock with her hand to her mouth and looking at the camera
Here's another stunning shot! We are Society. #portraitsociety ••••• Featured Photographer: @trungywin Model: @martathemartian
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two pictures one with a man holding a camera and the other with a woman taking photos
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multiple images of different people in black and white, including one woman's face
Licht Setup
four different types of lighting patterns
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an image of a man with makeup on his face and in front of a mirror
Shooting With Color Gels
Two strobes with color gels, one on each side, subtle touch of color. When I want a very thin rim light on the model’s cheek, I usually point the colored light approximately at the back of the model’s head.