#30: How to Pose Clients, Comfortably

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The Noobie Photographer Podcast

Nathan Holritz

40 episodes

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At The Noobie Photographer Podcast, we are simplifying photography and photography business for new photographers in their first three years of business! Join us for this short-form podcast - all episodes are 20 minutes or less - designed to make it easy for you to learn how to capture a beautiful image, start your photography business, and guide that business to success! Hosted by Nathan Holritz, wedding and portrait photographer of over 10 years.

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#30: How to Pose Clients, Comfortably - Tomas Flint

The Noobie Photographer Podcast

51 minutes 45 seconds

3 years ago

#30: How to Pose Clients, Comfortably - Tomas Flint

It's one thing to be able to pose clients by the book - but it's another thing to help clients feel comfortable in the process, resulting in more genuine, beautiful portraits. Tomas Flint is here to teach us how to create a relaxed environment for your clients for the sake of even more impactful imagery!

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Show Notes:

What is the big difference between posing clients "by the book" vs finding how to pose clients for connection? (5:56)

What drives Tomas's true nature of deeply engaging with others? (9:40)

What can "shy" people do to step beyond their feelings of discomfort when engaging with others? (14:22)

What key principles can photographers implement to help clients feel more comfortable in front of the camera?(23:10)
1. Don't treat clients as objects
2. Start with the feet when helping clients with posing
3. Maintain confidence and encouragement with clients even if the session isn't going well
4. Start with a little space between you and your clients and move closer as you build confidence
5. Understand focal lengths so you can shoot at different distances
6. Remember that you are just as much a part of the photograph as the client is

Links:
https://flintweddings.com
https://tomasflint.com
https://instagram.com/tomasflint
https://noobieconference.com