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Here is a photo-class remake of an exisiting tutorial from the great =jmonzani about some of the basics and some really helpful tips on portrait photography.

Big thanks to :iconjmonzani: for allowing us to use his tutorial in here! We hope you will like it.

Brief:

Portraiture is a wide and exciting area of photography.

I will not give you a “standard” method for Portrait Photography as there are a lof of different opinions on that. Rather, the goal of this article is to give you some useful information based on how I work and the numerous questions I receive.


Hope you enjoy, and don't forget to give us and the author some feeback ;)
Daily Deviation, 2004-09-29

Daily DeviationPortrait Photography is a wide and exciting area of photography. This article will provide you with some useful information to answer a lot of the questions that you might have concerning this field of photography. Visit *photo-class for more interesting and useful reading on photography. (Featured by `hesitation)

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`b0x0rz:iconb0x0rz: Jun 14, 2004, 4:40:28 AM
another great one. :worship: :b0x0rz:
~nikhil:iconnikhil: Jun 14, 2004, 4:42:25 AM
serves its purpose...thanx. nice piece.
*websmith:iconwebsmith: Jun 14, 2004, 4:44:10 AM
Thanks a lot for the tutorial :thumbsup:
`jmonzani:iconjmonzani: Jun 14, 2004, 4:54:48 AM
:)

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`blackzer0:iconblackzer0: Jun 14, 2004, 4:59:24 AM
Excellent little intro to portraiture. Simple and concise, straight to the point.

The bits about not needing an expensive camera, and preparing models, was best to me, as I have limited equipment and friends for models.

Looking forward to more :) you guys rock.

Off to thank ~jmonzani .

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`bosniak:iconbosniak: Jun 14, 2004, 5:22:52 AM
true !

thanks ;)

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~phatzui:iconphatzui: Jun 14, 2004, 5:23:10 AM
I havn't had the time to read this one yet but I've read all the others and they're just great! exactly the information you need, answers the questions you might have and are easy to read. :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :nod:
*diamondie:icondiamondie: Jun 14, 2004, 5:43:17 AM
I think this gives very useful and accurate information, but is a bit too brief. Hopefully it will be expanded in the future. I can think of several important things that should have been mentioned (such as "don't photograph people from below if possible, above is usually ok"), but maybe they belong to other tutorials. Very nice illustration.
~griff-flyer:icongriff-flyer: Jun 14, 2004, 5:48:07 AM
Thank you, I really needed this:!:
I must learn how to picture portraits ;)
~griff-flyer:icongriff-flyer: Jun 14, 2004, 5:48:54 AM
PS - My woman will kill me if I do not learn :D
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