A Photographer’s
Guide to Portrait
Photography
Written by Nasrul Eam
$24
The emotional gesture is a very subtle, individual thing. Capturing the genuine unconscious and unaffected emotion is what makes a photograph stands out from the rest. It is the portrait that captures some truth about a person in a single frame. Learning to capture the personality of a person, emotions of different modes and expression, from joyful, and somber to serious are what makes portraiture photography the most appreciated and most well-known segment in the history of photography. This guide to portrait photography is about learning the art of photographing portraits with raw, unconscious, and unaffected emotions that make the portraiture a masterpiece.
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