Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Posing:
Turning your body at an angle and shifting your weight to your back foot while pointing your other foot forward can instantly help you lose 10-20 pounds through the camera.
Stick out your chin a little to avoid the appearance of a double chin in your photos.
Don't hold your breath during a pose. Stay relaxed and your photos will look as if you just happened to be sitting this way when the photographer walked up.
You don't always have to smile. You should have a good variety of smiling, laughing and serious looks.
Tips for looking good in your wedding photos:
Do a trial run with your hair stylist and make-up artist before the wedding. Having them do your make-up before the wedding gives you a chance to see if you enjoy working with them and makes sure there are not any unpleasant surprises. If possible, you should think about scheduling your engagement session on the same day as the trial. This will give you the opportunity to see how your make-up and hair will look in photos.
Remember to eat and stay hydrated! The better you feel, the better you will look in your photos.
Wear comfortable shoes. Make sure you wear your wedding day shoes around the house to break them in. Some brides bring a second pair of shoes to the reception so that they can change their shoes after the grand entrance, which I think is a great idea!
If you are having an evening wedding, consider taking your pictures before the ceremony to take advantage of the beautiful natural light outdoors.
Lighting is very important for photographs. If you are thinking about having an indoor ceremony or backyard wedding, make sure there is enough ambient light. Set up a meeting with your photographer and show them what the lighting is like. They should be able to tell you if more light is needed or not.
Be relaxed, smile and enjoy your day! Laugh and let loose in front of the camera, just be yourself and show off the wonderful love you have each other. The happiness and affection will show through in the photos that you’ll treasure for a lifetime!
By Cyndi Hardy
Cyndi Hardy Photography
CYNDI HARDY PHOTOGRAPHY
Using a "Real Life" approach combined with an artistic style, Cyndi will capture the true expressions and emotions of your big day.
623.640.4114
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