Five Simple Tips For Better Portrait Photos
 | September 4, 2014 Breaking news from America's top photo magazine |   | |  | The right angles and light can make all the difference Making the leap from candids to posed portraits of friends and family can be stressful, even for top photographers. When posing people, uncertainties abound: How should you light your model? Which lens is right? How do you draw out great facial expressions? Follow these five tips from photographer Patrick James Miller to help get you started. |
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