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Portrait Photography Guide
(Best Tips and Tricks Ebook-DPS)

Looking for a portrait photography guide? I came across an 78-page eBook that I wanted to tell you about. There are many eBooks on photography out there. Quite a few are just junk. This is not one of those.

Portrait Photography Guide=eBook

The name of the book is "The Essential Guide to Portrait Photography: Our best Tips and Tricks for Success from the Digital Photography School."

The first 3 pages are the cover, introduction and table of contents. Then the book dives right into the first topic called "20 Ways to Take Stunning Portraits."

It is very comprehensive in covering many topics. Group posing, lighting, posing of individuals, children's portraits and self-portraits are all covered in various sections of the book.

The different sections of the guide are written as separate articles or tutorials. You can use the eBook as a resource to tap into by section and return back to a new section on portrait photography when you are ready.

This guide has a portrait sample photograph or two on just about ever page in the book's content section. The portrait posing tips are specific and cover the various subject's body parts. These include waistlines, thighs, bust-lines, shoulders and hands.

The guide then covers the interesting subjects of power posing and where your subject should look.

Portrait Photography Guide-eBook interviews

One of the big pluses in my opinion is the guest interviews with 6 leading portrait photographers toward the end of the guide. I believe it is always a good thing to get different views on a subject, whether it's portrait photography, digital cameras or how to edit your photos in Photoshop.

You can order this eBook or several others at Digital Photography School. Click here to visit Digital Photography School.


Happy Shooting
Photo TipMan

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