Portrait Photography: How to Pose Your Subject

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Portrait Photography: How to Pose Your Subject
https://www.skillshare.com/classes/Portrait-Photography-How-to-Pose-Your-Subject/1078893554?via=search-layout-grid
This class helps to break down the process of posing a subject or subjects in order to create impactful portraits. The focus lays in the three portraiture styles that I work in most often; environmental portraiture, studio portraiture and commissioned portraits (which can be fine art, fashion or editorial in nature).