1. Keep your poses interesting and different. Look at last year portraits and change up the posing somewhat. Change the arrangement, positioning and colors of the photos. The key is each subject should flatter the other while maintaining a sense of family between them.
2. If you take photos outdoors, ensure the scene compliments you. For instance overcast skies tend to make objects appear flat and lifeless. Do not pick an area that has a lot of background traffic.
3. Ensure all head wear such as Santa caps are not covering the eyes or creating a shadow across the face.
4. Lighting - hair lights do not work well with people that are balding. If you must use the hair light with people that are balding then plan some extra time so you can move the lights around so the reflections are not beaming into the camera.
5. Do not make family portraits a chore. Capturing unique and dynamic family portraits should be fun.
5. Do not make family portraits a chore. Capturing unique and dynamic family portraits should be fun.
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Good post.
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