Tips to avoid forced portraits
With portrait photography, the person is central point of attention. A person is portrayed in the best possible way. Posed or not posed. But a good portrait is not just a photo of someone posing for the camera for a moment. It tells you who the person in front of the camera is. The twinkle in his or her eyes, a smile, a tear, the expression on the face, the posture. A portrait of someone is more than just a photograph. Of course, you want to capture this moment as spontaneously and naturally as possible. You want to capture what the other person is really like and get his or her story across in the picture. Perfection lies in not wanting to photograph perfectly because then you get forced portraits. But how do you create a portrait that is photographed spontaneously and naturally? We'll give you some tips!