As a professional lawn mower, this video sheds a lot of insight as to how I'll approach riding my lawn mower when on the prowl for 304s.. thanks for posting!
One thing I didn’t see mentioned but something I picked up on was how well he worked to make his model comfortable. He made some self deprecating jokes and built up how good the model looked in order to build confidence and relaxed. Excellent work
As an illustrator, this was VERY insightful - I will be putting these tips to good use when thinking about poses for characters. Thank you so much for this!
That’s funny considering I also get inspiration (on photography) in like random poses in illustration and it’s easy to understand because they tend to over exxage the pose
As an artist who also appreciates photography I had no idea how much psychology went into posing! This was very insightful, keep doing these when you have time :)
I'm not photographer, but I do comic illustration as hobbies. And for me, draw realistic people is HARD. Especially thinking their poses & emotions and how it affects all body parts. This tips really helpful.
@@JerryGhionisPhotography in an upcoming video, I'd love to see how to pose plus sized men who aren't used to modeling. Been looking broad and wide, and there seems to be no tutorials around on this subject.
Wow this tutorial is excellent. Not only did you show us the poses themselves, you went over the principles that makes all of this much easier to remember. Thanks for giving people the tools to create a bunch of different poses instead of just having them try to memorize one specific pose.
Inspirational. A no-nonsense tutorial on how to photograph (and film!) men at their best. Brilliant! On a very personal level I hadn't a CLUE on how to pose when a photographer asked me to say 'cheese' to the camera. Now I know HOW to present myself to my best advantage! And, more importantly, how I can instruct others in front of my camera lens. Thank you for such insightful instruction.
I'm not even a photographer or planning to be one, but your instruction was so enticing, i watched i all the way through. Great job, thank you for sharing
I'm not a photographer, but this video has definitely given me great insight into how to pose as a male. I feel like my photos are lackluster because I do not have any idea how to pose...lol Thank you so much for this tutorial and Godspeed!
@@JerryGhionisPhotography 18 minutes felt like 10 or 12 I love how you cared to remind us so we don't have to go back, and the pacing was great as well.
Getting the opportunity to work with this man and listening to him him position the model was such a exquisite experience! Learned so much and so grateful I had the opportunity 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 thank you for sharing your knowledge
@@amsivertson its joke. u know? stupid-attention people can joking. BTw jojo poses really interesting, its more about art, than real photo-models thing
Thank you very much for this video. I always hated being "posed" in photos growing up but then again I never really wanted to be in many photos. I am a loner and I prefer photos of places without people. I don't follow celebrity or fashion in anyway, I dont look at those types of ads or magazines with those style of photos. Only recently I learned that I should frame people in photos rather than my usual of framing them out. I actually try going to places on weekdays when most people are at work to look for photos to take. I avoid taking photo's of people so much that now I have come full circle and become curious on how you do it. I learned quite a bit from your video today 😁.
Jerry, thank you for putting these together. I've seen and paid for a lot of posing tips, but your guidance seems the most organic and practical. More, please!
I am an Artist but yet this helps me to know what to emphasize when drawing a male pose/body, thanks for all of this! I really like your character too, bringing in some jokes is always great!
Actual to the point real information! Great job. I’ve learned that photography of people/events is more about being a director than a photographer. The interaction between you and the subject is much more important than mastery of camera and light. Combining the the two abilities is when you can rise above the norm.
obviously not a pro model (yet at least / or acting as not being one), he exaggerates the instructions, these instructions are meant to be used as a guide, just use the tips and practice them. if you see Jerry doing some of them they are more subtle. Also @10:52
through out the length of video if we see same pose multiple time. same thing as model doing pose. we will also feel awkward. but i like the idea of him exaggerating idea of light and angle of subject.
@@Edwin-qt7pq Hell no. His feet are far too close together and he is angling his body like a lunge. Might as well allow his feet to separate for stability and for a more natural pose. He looks like he's trying to hold in a pee XD
I non-ironically prefer the "worse" pose - even though it could use some tidying up. Everybody trying to do dynamic poses, so the static poses suddenly pop-out - gotta know your meta. Plus I like how the shadow implies some duality nature there, like some Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde setting - very Godfather-y. The dynamic pose throws me off cuz his facial doesn't match. He's too focused on maintaining his pose rather than playing into it. Two tips I can shell out for anyone reading this: 1. If you're having your model do a dynamic pose, iterate with the model how to enter the pose, don't ask them to hold it - the thing about dynamic poses is that they're difficult to maintain since they're, like, "transitionary" states between static poses, they're meant to play off momentum and are not meant to be naturally "held" unless your model has a good core. If you ask an amateur model to hold a dynamic pose, the first few seconds might be ok, but after that it becomes straineous. 2. If your model is plain, like in this photo, imo static poses work better. Composition is all about how every element in a photo comes together to make a whole, and unless you're intentionally using the jarring contrast to tell a story, it's better to play into your models strengths - unless the photo is meant to portray someone who's tricking i aint buying it. know the tools you are working with. In conclusion - latter is wee bit more technical, but not necessarily always better - all depends on context.
I see🤔... So what you're saying is that you don't only have to look the part, but also act the part as well. And you know what, I actually agree. One thing that might help is you get their imaginations going by making a scenario that'd fit that pose, so that everything, including his facial expressions, partake as well. This might even help them relax in front of the camera because I find, for a lot of people, whenever a camera is whipped out, the awkward button automatically turns on. Though, it all depends on what it is you have in mind. It IS art after all, as a result, there's no set rules.
This was awesome. I love photography, but I usually hate taking photos of people (everyone wants to be the best looking one always, everywhere); and I mostly keep people and faces out of my photos. When I have to take photos of people I usually use tape to hide any lights that make you aware that the camera is shooting or recording, and I try to make the subject laugh or move while I record while they don't know. But with these ideas and tricks I think I can do better.
What a great teacher... As an IT instructor I can see his ability to simplify and teach a mile away with his tone and demeanour. High level tutorial that I stumbled upon on my feed. Liked and Sub...excellent job.
You have an incredible talent for photography and you have a huge talent for posing. You are a master Jerry. I think you are very smart, that highlights everything you do. Thanks a lot for sharing!!!!
There are no existing photos of me before I was 15 years old, because I was so awkward taking my photos, but with some practice and tips like this I am atleast photogenic now.
I like that sign off...focusing on being better than last week feels as if it offers a little more wiggle room than perhaps constantly striving to be better than yesterday. Like, sometimes I just can't beat yesterday but hey, if we say last week, I can do at least better than one of the days last week. Thanks for that!
Also learning what is the 'good side' of our subject always should be taken into consideration , especially with the ladies. We want to light up more that side
I'm the 999th thumbs up!! Jerry your tutorials are awesome. Please do one on photographing plus sized people, especially women. Not a SINGLE mainstream photography channel has done such a tutorial till now. Please??
Anyone else excited to watch this channel go from 37k to a million subscribers? Could we get tips on how to pose men and women who aren’t formally dressed? Thanks Jerry!
I didn't search for this but it was really interesting, those tips not only work for posing but also for presenting yourself in real life, i am one of those guys that put their pinky fingers out, im gonna stop doing that, i also loved the crosing arms trick
Great video, also as someone mentioned it's great how you got the model to be relaxed and comfortable with good humor. Slight side note mirroring each other's actions activates mirror neurons in the brain to further enhance this connection/rapport and relaxing effect. Thanks again I'll incorporate these for myself as well! Also ζήτω η Ελλάς 🇬🇷
ive found the exact opposite to be true. strict poses make for rigid and stiff photos. let your models move, dance and encourage them to have fun and in between those moments you can capture the best and most artistic poses, full of real life.
True, i always loved photos where the models were all natural and had poses that reflect their personality. All those "pro" poses just look forced and unpersonal, and they really don't reflect your actual character, it's like you are just trying to look cool in a way that isn't yours, or anybodys. These are just cringe stereotypes if i may say so.
Exactly my thoughts. I work with models often and the best ones are never still. They are always allowing the photographer to capture moments. People are naturally expressive in their movements. I do have to pose people for weddings in which case I give them actions to perform or emotions to express. The only posing comes in as placement with the light source.
@@leestrz4153 you guys are working with models, who know how things work and comfortable in that environment. This video is for casual or amatuer people who just want photos of themselves like wedding and stuffs,...
@@Driftstar217 I think it's often silly to pose non models though. Because they feel unatural. I work with non models more than with models because I do a lot of family photography. My directions to them are actions not poses. Models you can pose because they can make the pose look good because they are pros. In a casual setting the directions are better as ideas like look at your mom and smile. Make a funny face. Lean closer to your mom. During this I like to mix in humor or have them do actions that are fun to get natural smiles. I dunno I guess the tips are okay and all but I agree more with Alex.
With all due respect, the title of the vid is "How to *Pose* Men". If you want an unposed shot, clearly you wouldn't apply many of these tips. Yes, natural is the goal, but having the subject dance and "Act Natural!" with no direction will give you a roll full of unusable shots and maybe one shot the guy lucked into. Or alternatively, you'll get the "just standing there" pose because most men don't know what else to do in a picture. Simply remembering the "face your body to the light" tip will give your subject one more way to be confident.
Just wanted to say thank you for showing example of how model should show their expressions. Very helpful explaining!! Look forward seeing more of your next video. Josh
Randomly came across this and it's absolute gold!! Thank you...I need this as I'm about to take professional headshots for college and graduation and I have no idea how to take pictures well! Truly thank you. 😊
Thank you so much Jerry! This was very well presented and taught, looking forward for other videos. Liked, subscribed (already years ago), hit the bell button, glorified slouched and went on to your next video! Greetings from Norway :)
Now instead of changing my profile photo every 3 and a half years, I'll be able to update my profile photo every 2 and a half years 👌🏽
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oh my!!!! best comment ever
my man
This is hilariously relateble
Yes!!
One of the things I learned: looking like a Disney Prince makes posing a minor problem
He is super handsome guy! he is perfect model . was he in the commercial?
Do you know who he is?
Hahahahha well no matter what he looks amazing but with these tips he looS even better!
Luckily most of us don't have that issue
Same thoughts. If I was only as good looking as him 😂
no matter how bad pose is,that dude looks great.
The model isn't that bad looking either haha
@Bruh guy 🅥 hahhaha exactly this guy got good handsome face thought he is an actor
ludwin
@@BIGAMBERFAN His name is Ludwin?
Exactly😂
As a professional lawn mower, this video sheds a lot of insight as to how I'll approach riding my lawn mower when on the prowl for 304s.. thanks for posting!
🤣🤣
💀
😂
Step 0: Look good.
One thing I didn’t see mentioned but something I picked up on was how well he worked to make his model comfortable. He made some self deprecating jokes and built up how good the model looked in order to build confidence and relaxed. Excellent work
Wanna get high?
@@Daniel-jd5fl real
I mean.. That guy already looked confident to me from the beginning
@@vanyr237 you can be confident but not completely comfortable and relaxed
he's just doing normal banter you're overthinking it lmao
Guy: *stands*
Jerry: disagrees with guy's entire existence
😂
Guy: *stands*
Jerry: "And I took that personal"
😆😆
damn😂
😂😂
As an illustrator, this was VERY insightful - I will be putting these tips to good use when thinking about poses for characters. Thank you so much for this!
yep
I thought the same
Yes
That’s funny considering I also get inspiration (on photography) in like random poses in illustration and it’s easy to understand because they tend to over exxage the pose
I mean, the issue he is avoiding you can change in your illustration. For example, you can just not draw a double chin.
As an artist who also appreciates photography I had no idea how much psychology went into posing! This was very insightful, keep doing these when you have time :)
@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist5 no
@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist5no
I'm not photographer, but I do comic illustration as hobbies. And for me, draw realistic people is HARD. Especially thinking their poses & emotions and how it affects all body parts.
This tips really helpful.
Did I just watch this? For free!? What a bargain! Best I've found on TH-cam so far! Thank you so much Jerry!
You're very welcome!
@@JerryGhionisPhotography in an upcoming video, I'd love to see how to pose plus sized men who aren't used to modeling. Been looking broad and wide, and there seems to be no tutorials around on this subject.
damn tell someone you get payed for advertising without telling someone you get payed for advertising
@@Robinss0n there’s no ads in the vid
@@3bdullah666 im not talking about the video pal
Wow this tutorial is excellent. Not only did you show us the poses themselves, you went over the principles that makes all of this much easier to remember. Thanks for giving people the tools to create a bunch of different poses instead of just having them try to memorize one specific pose.
he just looks to good even the "worst" shots look really good
yeah .i think so too.its just depend on person body build and looks
Inspirational. A no-nonsense tutorial on how to photograph (and film!) men at their best. Brilliant! On a very personal level I hadn't a CLUE on how to pose when a photographer asked me to say 'cheese' to the camera. Now I know HOW to present myself to my best advantage! And, more importantly, how I can instruct others in front of my camera lens. Thank you for such insightful instruction.
I'm not even a photographer or planning to be one, but your instruction was so enticing, i watched i all the way through. Great job, thank you for sharing
I'm not a photographer, but this video has definitely given me great insight into how to pose as a male. I feel like my photos are lackluster because I do not have any idea how to pose...lol Thank you so much for this tutorial and Godspeed!
Yeah same here...
Yeah me too...
My my gf won't complain abt me...lol
th-cam.com/users/shortssZncwqbABO0?feature=share 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks for the tutorial. I 'm a skinny guy and got no clue as to how to strike the right pose. Will try your trips.
Agreed! I’ll be using this more for my own photos rather than someone else’s
I just decided that this is gonna be my pose for the rest of my life
These tutorials are my favourite, easy to follow, lots of tips and you can see before and afters quickly. Really easy to watch. Thank you!
Thanks Ethe
@@JerryGhionisPhotography Where do I find this background?
th-cam.com/users/shortssZncwqbABO0?feature=share 👍👍👍
@@JerryGhionisPhotography 18 minutes felt like 10 or 12
I love how you cared to remind us so we don't have to go back, and the pacing was great as well.
Getting the opportunity to work with this man and listening to him him position the model was such a exquisite experience! Learned so much and so grateful I had the opportunity 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 thank you for sharing your knowledge
I liked the way how that guy simply Smiled and Laughed in middles!😊❤
Ludwig do be everywhere those days
When your pic requires some mogul moves
On the YT home page (mobile) this video is right above a Ludwig video. I don’t even watch Ludwig
who is Ludwig?
Tf Ludwig why yu here lol
BOYS
I dont need tips for poses. I watch JoJo
@@igoriigori5071 Jojo is a goldmine of pose
Same
Then why did you click on a video with tips for posing? Just to make a stupid attention-craving comment?
@@amsivertson its joke. u know? stupid-attention people can joking. BTw jojo poses really interesting, its more about art, than real photo-models thing
@@N008ST3R Lol he didn't get the joke
Jerry is the KING of Photography Tutorial.
Damn right he is! It rolls off his tongue like a university professor. Colour me Subscribed :)
thank you sir, all my life I was avoiding taking pictures because I looked goofy in them, now I have more confidence in myself and the know how.
Thank you very much for this video. I always hated being "posed" in photos growing up but then again I never really wanted to be in many photos. I am a loner and I prefer photos of places without people. I don't follow celebrity or fashion in anyway, I dont look at those types of ads or magazines with those style of photos. Only recently I learned that I should frame people in photos rather than my usual of framing them out. I actually try going to places on weekdays when most people are at work to look for photos to take. I avoid taking photo's of people so much that now I have come full circle and become curious on how you do it. I learned quite a bit from your video today 😁.
Jerry, thank you for putting these together. I've seen and paid for a lot of posing tips, but your guidance seems the most organic and practical. More, please!
More to come!
I am an Artist but yet this helps me to know what to emphasize when drawing a male pose/body, thanks for all of this!
I really like your character too, bringing in some jokes is always great!
The first pose, even before getting to the shoulders made me smile. It's so cool and classy!
Ok the model was the funniest, chill and coolest dude ever
my hero
I love how comfortable and fun the model is having 🥰
😍
Actual to the point real information! Great job. I’ve learned that photography of people/events is more about being a director than a photographer. The interaction between you and the subject is much more important than mastery of camera and light. Combining the the two abilities is when you can rise above the norm.
He looks incredibly awkward in the pose that you are saying looks way better
obviously not a pro model (yet at least / or acting as not being one), he exaggerates the instructions, these instructions are meant to be used as a guide, just use the tips and practice them. if you see Jerry doing some of them they are more subtle. Also @10:52
I'm a photographer, and I was looking for this comment.
through out the length of video if we see same pose multiple time. same thing as model doing pose. we will also feel awkward. but i like the idea of him exaggerating idea of light and angle of subject.
look at 3:23 its way dapper
@@Edwin-qt7pq Hell no. His feet are far too close together and he is angling his body like a lunge. Might as well allow his feet to separate for stability and for a more natural pose. He looks like he's trying to hold in a pee XD
I non-ironically prefer the "worse" pose - even though it could use some tidying up. Everybody trying to do dynamic poses, so the static poses suddenly pop-out - gotta know your meta. Plus I like how the shadow implies some duality nature there, like some Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde setting - very Godfather-y.
The dynamic pose throws me off cuz his facial doesn't match. He's too focused on maintaining his pose rather than playing into it.
Two tips I can shell out for anyone reading this:
1. If you're having your model do a dynamic pose, iterate with the model how to enter the pose, don't ask them to hold it - the thing about dynamic poses is that they're difficult to maintain since they're, like, "transitionary" states between static poses, they're meant to play off momentum and are not meant to be naturally "held" unless your model has a good core. If you ask an amateur model to hold a dynamic pose, the first few seconds might be ok, but after that it becomes straineous.
2. If your model is plain, like in this photo, imo static poses work better. Composition is all about how every element in a photo comes together to make a whole, and unless you're intentionally using the jarring contrast to tell a story, it's better to play into your models strengths - unless the photo is meant to portray someone who's tricking i aint buying it. know the tools you are working with.
In conclusion - latter is wee bit more technical, but not necessarily always better - all depends on context.
I agree. Maybe we are not very artistic, but the "bad" pose, the first one with both in pockets looking straight at the camera was the coolest.
I see🤔... So what you're saying is that you don't only have to look the part, but also act the part as well. And you know what, I actually agree.
One thing that might help is you get their imaginations going by making a scenario that'd fit that pose, so that everything, including his facial expressions, partake as well. This might even help them relax in front of the camera because I find, for a lot of people, whenever a camera is whipped out, the awkward button automatically turns on.
Though, it all depends on what it is you have in mind. It IS art after all, as a result, there's no set rules.
This was awesome.
I love photography, but I usually hate taking photos of people (everyone wants to be the best looking one always, everywhere); and I mostly keep people and faces out of my photos.
When I have to take photos of people I usually use tape to hide any lights that make you aware that the camera is shooting or recording, and I try to make the subject laugh or move while I record while they don't know. But with these ideas and tricks I think I can do better.
thanks for watching!
not fair! the model is frickin good looking
Dude mirrored him so perfectly
that even when laugh he does not make a sound.
Man this is what every man need. Good job man.
What a great teacher... As an IT instructor I can see his ability to simplify and teach a mile away with his tone and demeanour. High level tutorial that I stumbled upon on my feed. Liked and Sub...excellent job.
This was one of the best tutorials on this I've watched. Many of the others were not helpful at all. Thanks for the good tips!
1~ be beautiful
2 ~ every photo will come out beautiful
he seems like such a pro and such a fun person to be around nice job jerry
I've been a street photographer for years. I'm lucky to find this on my feed. Thanks for the free lesson.
You have an incredible talent for photography and you have a huge talent for posing. You are a master Jerry. I think you are very smart, that highlights everything you do. Thanks a lot for sharing!!!!
Wow.. did not expect to learn so much from this. Will give this a go tomorrow!
Who knew Ludwig was so good at posing?
7:28 and I just noticed photografer is missing half of his index finger. awesome tutorial, thank you
Step 1 : look good
pretty much the guy looks great in all pics, just a bit less cringe in some
As an oil painter trying to learn to paint men, this was such great information! Thank you for your clear info and examples :)
Check out J.C. Leyendecker for fantastic paintings of men
Here am I taking screenshots to copy and paste them on myself 👑!
I don't know why TH-cam recommend me this, but I appreciate
Incorrect, if the man doesn't pose like Araki's characters, throw the man away.
Nice video by the way.
FR josuke pose from part 4 to assert dominance
another fuking jojo reference
@@diu2370 That's where you look if you want posing reference
@@diu2370 not really a reference, but rather a mention since it's explicitly direct
@@velk2897 actually araki took a lot of his poses from fashion magazines and greek scultures, so the poses are actually dope
the model makes this video 100% more fun to watch
I will try these poses while I wait in the crosswalk before the traffic light turns green. 🤣
There are no existing photos of me before I was 15 years old, because I was so awkward taking my photos, but with some practice and tips like this I am atleast photogenic now.
awsome!
perfect! that's the way you do it!
He made a guy as stubborn as that look comfortable, I bow to your greatness!
i don't know how I arrived here at 1 AM in the morning but was fun to watch and maybe start to learn some more. Thanks Jerry.
I'ma be honest I straight up thought that was Ludwig, until I realized this guy wasn't 5'5.
Yes, given that Jerry is 188cm
We can see that the model is about 181cm to 183cm.
I like that sign off...focusing on being better than last week feels as if it offers a little more wiggle room than perhaps constantly striving to be better than yesterday. Like, sometimes I just can't beat yesterday but hey, if we say last week, I can do at least better than one of the days last week. Thanks for that!
Love the way you're having so much fun with making of this video
Wow, I never thought about how posing/form can convey so much! Thanks for doing this video!
Jerry is definitely a pro. No one can change my mind.
I was without my glasses when I saw the thumbnail of this video. I was sure that was Ludwig
Extremely detailed video on the body shape of a person for the best poses
Also learning what is the 'good side' of our subject always should be taken into consideration , especially with the ladies. We want to light up more that side
Absolutely masterfully done thank you so much ! I learned A-L-O-T !!
You made it onto Beavis and Butthead! Congratulations 🎉
I'm the 999th thumbs up!!
Jerry your tutorials are awesome. Please do one on photographing plus sized people, especially women. Not a SINGLE mainstream photography channel has done such a tutorial till now. Please??
great idea!
@@JerryGhionisPhotography Men as well. Plenty of plus size men who are desperate to know how to look decent in a picture.
Best teacher I've found on the internet, your knowledge is amazing
Wow, thank you!
The model's smile though is like, perfection.
This is brilliant! The instructions you give are clear. I also love the sense of humour 😊
this guy already looks great
Anyone else excited to watch this channel go from 37k to a million subscribers?
Could we get tips on how to pose men and women who aren’t formally dressed?
Thanks Jerry!
137k
this vid gave me the best sleep I've ever had in my life. thanks
I didn't search for this but it was really interesting, those tips not only work for posing but also for presenting yourself in real life, i am one of those guys that put their pinky fingers out, im gonna stop doing that, i also loved the crosing arms trick
Great video, also as someone mentioned it's great how you got the model to be relaxed and comfortable with good humor. Slight side note mirroring each other's actions activates mirror neurons in the brain to further enhance this connection/rapport and relaxing effect. Thanks again I'll incorporate these for myself as well!
Also ζήτω η Ελλάς 🇬🇷
Doubt he speaks any greek lol
This dude had a point, because he's explaining everything in a step by step way, whereas eastern photo shoots are every second (amazing nonetheless)
ive found the exact opposite to be true. strict poses make for rigid and stiff photos. let your models move, dance and encourage them to have fun and in between those moments you can capture the best and most artistic poses, full of real life.
True, i always loved photos where the models were all natural and had poses that reflect their personality. All those "pro" poses just look forced and unpersonal, and they really don't reflect your actual character, it's like you are just trying to look cool in a way that isn't yours, or anybodys. These are just cringe stereotypes if i may say so.
Exactly my thoughts. I work with models often and the best ones are never still. They are always allowing the photographer to capture moments. People are naturally expressive in their movements. I do have to pose people for weddings in which case I give them actions to perform or emotions to express. The only posing comes in as placement with the light source.
@@leestrz4153 you guys are working with models, who know how things work and comfortable in that environment. This video is for casual or amatuer people who just want photos of themselves like wedding and stuffs,...
@@Driftstar217 I think it's often silly to pose non models though. Because they feel unatural. I work with non models more than with models because I do a lot of family photography. My directions to them are actions not poses. Models you can pose because they can make the pose look good because they are pros. In a casual setting the directions are better as ideas like look at your mom and smile. Make a funny face. Lean closer to your mom. During this I like to mix in humor or have them do actions that are fun to get natural smiles. I dunno I guess the tips are okay and all but I agree more with Alex.
With all due respect, the title of the vid is "How to *Pose* Men". If you want an unposed shot, clearly you wouldn't apply many of these tips. Yes, natural is the goal, but having the subject dance and "Act Natural!" with no direction will give you a roll full of unusable shots and maybe one shot the guy lucked into. Or alternatively, you'll get the "just standing there" pose because most men don't know what else to do in a picture. Simply remembering the "face your body to the light" tip will give your subject one more way to be confident.
I’m totally awestruck by this tutorial, it’s so amazingly good
Thanks so much!
Just wanted to say thank you for showing example of how model should show their expressions. Very helpful explaining!! Look forward seeing more of your next video. Josh
What a amazing video! You were way way better than my teachers at my old film & photo College and I paid for them.. Keep up the great content, Jerry.
When I first saw this I thought the model was Ludwig
If you are good looking, everything you'll do looks good. Fact!
I'm an art student and this is unexpected gold for character design haha
Randomly came across this and it's absolute gold!! Thank you...I need this as I'm about to take professional headshots for college and graduation and I have no idea how to take pictures well! Truly thank you. 😊
I like his natural pose at 6:44 the best
Amazing. I can’t wait for the next one ❤️
What a day! I have watched all the series so far. Keep up the great work
Awesome! Thank you!
i would never thought i would pose like this, but this video has so much value, i will start posing like this, thank you very much Jerry
Glad it was helpful!
1. Good Body
2. Good Looking
3. Good cloths
4. Good camera (with photographer)
5. Now you are worthy to watch this video
You have brilliantly shown the artistry behind this type of photography
This is EXACTLY what I wanted! Thank you so much for this video. I'm now a subscriber and can't wait to see more.
Thank you so much Jerry! This was very well presented and taught, looking forward for other videos. Liked, subscribed (already years ago), hit the bell button, glorified slouched and went on to your next video! Greetings from Norway :)
Fantastic! Thanks so much, Domantas
incredible video! Very insightful
Ofc i see this after my Modeling photos are over
Is it bad I actually like both equally? He actually seems confident on the first one
Thank you for sharing and generosity
You're welcome!
Jerry: this is how you pose men.
Araki drawing JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: and I took that personally.
That guy knows he has a great smile
Please make a full series on this topic
This video is awesome! I feel as if I took a modeling/photographer class!