How to Pose Individuals for a Great Group Photo
People always love to capture the memorable moments of their life in photographs and they preserve these photographs for the rest of their life. These memorable photographs, especially group photos, contain many pleasant memories of their past. However, taking a good group photo is something tricky as many people fail to take perfect group photo. But you can learn the art of how to pose individuals for a great group photo. If you are confused about this, then you can take guidance from this article which will let you know how to complete this task effectively.
Instructions
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First of all, you should adjust the group of a people in a way that makes all of them prominent. Make sure that no one is missing or watching to something else when you press the button of your camera.
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You need to adjust the source light in a way that brings positive and desired impact on the faces or appearance of people in a group. Make sure that source light is not on the backside of people because it will bring shadow or darkness on the phases of all people in the group.
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Adjust light besides or behind you and adjust all people in a group in front of it. Make sure that the source light is throwing equally light on everyone in the group.
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If you are taking a group photo outside in a park or a hill station under the direct sunlight then you should adjust all people in a way that the sun is not behind them.
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Always try your best to keep all people of a group engaged because a great group photo can easily be affected by the closed eyes of even a single person. So, all people in a group need to be attentive before the photographer presses the button to take a group photo.
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If there are a large number of people in a group then you should adjust all of them in a way that no one remains missed from the photo.
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Ask some of the people to sit in the front row and request others to stand behind the front row. It will adjust large number of people in a group photo in a desired manner.
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Always try to bring people with short height in the front row and taller people should stand behind the front row in order to take a great group photo.
