Shoot 7
There are plenty of times when I am setting up a shot and I have no idea what I am trying to get to, exactly. I just know that I want to change what I see in front of me, but I want to do so in as positive a manner as possible. “Be Positive” can be such an overused term; it barely holds the meaning it used to convey. To be more specific, I care that I transition my subject from one look to another in as positive a manner as possible because I know how it feels to stand in front of the camera. I actually advise photographers to experience the act of having your portrait taken as often as possible. When there is a lens facing you and, for whatever reason, you are just not feeling it, any sort of feedback that sounds remotely negative can ...
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