Photographing Men: Posing, Lighting, and Shooting Techniques for Portrait and Fashion Photography
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| Rating | : | 4.24 (997 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 013443305X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 256 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-07-14 |
| Language | : | English |
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But, while there are dozens of books, guides, and workshops on photographing women, there's been practically nothing comparable for men… until now! Jeff Rojas's Photographing Men is today's definitive full-color guide to every aspect of modern male photography. Rojas covers posing, styling, posing, lighting, post-production, and more, showing how to achieve outstanding results and maximum creative expression. Rojas builds on his unique in-person course, which has made him Google's #1 go-to search result for knowledge on photographing males. For working photographers, photographing men may be one of today's greatest new opportunities. You'll discover how to:Make male clients look natural, masculine, and confidentSkillfully document your male clients' best attributes, physical and emotionalDefine every man's face shapes, body shapes, and other featuresCompensate for flaws and perceived flaws, including acne, baldness, doub
I. Phoenix said Finally, Someone Wrote a Book on Men Photography. This book is not for beginners, to begin with. You must already have knowledge of portrait photography, lighting (studio) and differences among men, women, and child photography for you to appreciate this book. For example, masculine photography requires harsher lighting or more contrast which the book tackles in the first few pages.The book is divided into sections where men are photographed in different environment situations. There are modeling section, eyewear section, refined men section, mu. Just the tip? I'd give Jeff the whole thing. Mr. Joseph A. Parry As a member of the "Hunkassaurus Rex crew" (or as some others more eloquently, yet somewhat less excitingly call us: The Male Sex Club), you'd be forgiven to think I'd be more interested in swooping in a female companion, stripping her down and spraying (easy tiger!) light all over her next to the nearest north face window. However, over the last year or so I'd subconsciously found myself with a portfolio biased far more toward Hunkn'ass than Boobn'ass Here's whyIt hadn't even dawned on me that e. Michael Devaney said Great Read.. As a full time professional photographer who is mostly shooting women, I would highly recommend picking this up as its a fresh look at photographing men. Jeff's book helped break the metal limits i had to posing and lighting when it came to male subjects. I feel more confident & creative having read this.