Thanks Leslie! I have a senior session today and I have been wanting to try more sitting poses, and this video gave me some inspiration and confidence! I would love to see posing with a chair or bench, like an at outdoor cafe or in a park.
Thank you! Love your simple poses. I'm just a simple person about to shoot my lovely niece graduation pictures. I'm very excited. She's very shy but let's me take pictures once in while and love them. Wish me good luck.
These are all such great tips Leslie! 😃 Thank you! Your TH-cam videos are all so helpful and informative! And can I just add that you are just adorable!! 🥰
Criss Cross Applesauce...Do I need to pay you a Royalty to use that saying? I could have used that 11 years ago when I photographed my son's Senior Pictures. I have scheduled a Homecoming Shoot and Senior Pictures for May of 2023 and it will be here soon. Thanks for opening up my eyes to some new techniques
This is great! Just starting out I have completed a photography course on line and asked to help with senior pictures what is the best for the post production, to edit and where to get the pictures produced ? Thanks
Leslie, your video's are fab.. however, the sound consistency is kinda all over the place.. music is LOUD, then dialog is hardly discernible. This is happening on your other videos as well.
These poses are not good at all. Here's why...never pose someone with the back or the palm of their hand to the camera. You need to arrange their hands so that only the edges of their hands are visible. All in all the poses are awkward, none really created a separation between their arms and body, ergo making their body appear fatter or thicker than it is. If you're doing graduating senior photography I do not recommend following this woman's advice. All of her photos look like snapshots with excess clutter, and almost every pose is wrong. There are rules in posing, and yes you can break them, but not for every photo you take--especially if you're getting paid for your work. I've shot graduating seniors and models for years and all of these shots would be throwaways for me--I would never give something like this to a client. Herein lies one of the problems with TH-cam, anyone can profess be a photographer and people who don't know better, and are attempting to learn it, are misled into thinking they've found someone who knows what they're talking about. Again--do not copy this woman's poses--they're all wrong and her composition is awful. Whoever told her she was a good photographer lied to her.
Soooo good, best video I’ve seen with posing.
Thank you so much!!! I had someone "voluntell" me to photograph homecoming and court, and I needed to crash course this. Helped a lot.
Great poses!
Just discovered your channel...these tips are so helpful. Have a senior session this morning and I will definitely be trying them 😊
Thanks Leslie! I have a senior session today and I have been wanting to try more sitting poses, and this video gave me some inspiration and confidence! I would love to see posing with a chair or bench, like an at outdoor cafe or in a park.
Thank you for reminding me about triangles!!
Do you ever do senior guys? That would be an awesome video to see!
Yes I was wondering about guys too.
This was so very awesome thanks for sharing your knowledge
Thank you so much for this! Was a huge help. I need to remember to bring it back to basics with some variations! Thanks!
Thank you! Love your simple poses. I'm just a simple person about to shoot my lovely niece graduation pictures. I'm very excited. She's very shy but let's me take pictures once in while and love them. Wish me good luck.
Your posing videos are awesome! Love that you include actual photos too 😊
This is great!! I have trouble sometimes with hand placement while the seniors are sitting. Thank you for all the ideas! 😄❤️
Great tips! Thank you!!
Great tips and tricks!! Any helpful hints for using an iPhone to take Senior pics? I would like to try it for my daughter. TY
By far the most helpful posing video I have watched for Senior girls! Using these this weekend. Thank you so much.
This was so helpful. Thank you so much!!!
You are fantastic!
I love this video so much! So helpful!
This was one of the best videos I’ve watched on posing! Thank you!!
These are all such great tips Leslie! 😃 Thank you! Your TH-cam videos are all so helpful and informative! And can I just add that you are just adorable!! 🥰
This was awesome!! Really impressed.
This is super helpful - beautiful poses and photos, thank you!
This was a wonderful video. Thank you! Gives me so many ideas.
Criss Cross Applesauce...Do I need to pay you a Royalty to use that saying? I could have used that 11 years ago when I photographed my son's Senior Pictures. I have scheduled a Homecoming Shoot and Senior Pictures for May of 2023 and it will be here soon. Thanks for opening up my eyes to some new techniques
Thanks for the ideas!! Do you have any ideas for males?
Can't wait to use some of these ideas! Super helpful!
Do you offer any editing videos? I would be very interested! Love your crisp, clean look!
This is great! Just starting out I have completed a photography course on line and asked to help with senior pictures what is the best for the post production, to edit and where to get the pictures produced ? Thanks
Leslie, your video's are fab.. however, the sound consistency is kinda all over the place.. music is LOUD, then dialog is hardly discernible. This is happening on your other videos as well.
When I come to this video from others , the sound is deafening. I dont know why TH-cam cant normalize Audio levels.
These poses are not good at all. Here's why...never pose someone with the back or the palm of their hand to the camera. You need to arrange their hands so that only the edges of their hands are visible. All in all the poses are awkward, none really created a separation between their arms and body, ergo making their body appear fatter or thicker than it is. If you're doing graduating senior photography I do not recommend following this woman's advice. All of her photos look like snapshots with excess clutter, and almost every pose is wrong. There are rules in posing, and yes you can break them, but not for every photo you take--especially if you're getting paid for your work. I've shot graduating seniors and models for years and all of these shots would be throwaways for me--I would never give something like this to a client. Herein lies one of the problems with TH-cam, anyone can profess be a photographer and people who don't know better, and are attempting to learn it, are misled into thinking they've found someone who knows what they're talking about. Again--do not copy this woman's poses--they're all wrong and her composition is awful. Whoever told her she was a good photographer lied to her.