All about Photography (Part - 2)...
What actually portrait photography is?
Well, now we all know that photography is an art of capturing the beauty of life / nature in different creative styles and portrait photography is also a kind of capturing the beauty of people.
Portrait photography is a form of photography that captures the mood, personality, and expression of an individual or group of individuals. The focus is usually on the face, although sometimes zoomed out to half- or full-body. Known as portrait photography.
(NOTE: If you are visiting this blog for first time, then before reading this article just do check the previous articles.)
(NOTE: If you are visiting this blog for first time, then before reading this article just do check the previous articles.)
In the previous articles of this series, we have discussed the following things, do check them out :
How to compose a portrait photograph?
Now, to create a portrait photo, you need to know all the rules of photography. In portrait photography, you have to capture images of different people with different faces or anatomy..
We have already discussed all the rules for composing a photograph in the previous article, do check it out, linked below :
What are the different modes to shoot a perfect portrait photograph?
Now, your camera has many different modes, but there are some specific ones through which you can take a perfect portrait photo.
- Programm mode.
- AV mode / A mode (also known as aperture priority mode).
- Manual mode.
- Portrait mode (autoportrait).
We have already discussed all the different types of camera modes in the previous article, do check them out:
What are the different gears required in portrait photography?
The gears that are required for portrait photography are written below :
- Camera: A good camera under your budget.
- Lens: You can use any lens with a lower aperture, within your budget.
- External flash.
- Reflector.
- Softbox.
What are the tips for portrait photography?
Tips for portrait photography are as follows :
- Use a lens with a smaller aperture.
- Try to shoot close-up shots.
- While shooting in harsh light, make sure you use a reflector.
- While composing a photograph make sure you apply maximum rules.
Now, these are some samples of portrait images captured:
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