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Article #898Re: how to make other people image more beautiful
From: Wade_Zimmerman
Date: Thu, 12 Mar 2009 02:03
Date: Thu, 12 Mar 2009 02:03
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Well there is another focus to take and many people concentrate on the method I might focus on and that is t simPly establish a relationship and rapport withe the subject and you and using that to bridge the gap for the subject to work with the camera by handing over control to the photographer and letting the camera do its work. We often hear that the photographer employed rock music to put the subject in a receptive mood. I think that would b good in certain circumstances but it is better to get the subject on your side and have the subject learn to trust you. This way it is not the mood of the music but the relationship of to real living things, the photographer and subject I feel one would get to see the subject at its best this way through the photographic media. Of course in Mr. Oz' case, it does sound a bit hopeless.
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