 | November 1, 2012 Breaking news from America's top photo magazines |   | |  | An intimate look at some of our talented readers Self-portraits can be difficult. Not only do you have to consider the logistics of actually getting in front of your own camera, but then there's that whole thing about photographers often hating pictures of themselves. But, when we challenged our readers to be their own subjects, they came through. |
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Q. What's a good way to energize your subject and get them to look natural?
A. Shoot spontaneously, if not literally from the hip. Photographer Francesca Cauli puts it: "My job is to be ready for every smile, expression, or colorful pose or movement when they occur naturally. If I try to force such moments, they never seem to happen."
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