Comments on: Learn About Boudoir Photography http://www.hobbyphotographytips.com/2008/06/15/boudoir-photography/ Thu, 20 Nov 2008 21:35:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Got myself into a photo contest | Hyper Photo Cube http://www.hobbyphotographytips.com/2008/06/15/boudoir-photography/#comment-105 Got myself into a photo contest | Hyper Photo Cube Mon, 16 Jun 2008 01:24:55 +0000 http://www.hobbyphotographytips.com/2008/06/15/boudoir-photography/#comment-105 [...] does this sort of thing for money? Experience is what I am after and I’ve been reading about boudoir photography more (they will be lightly dress to nude I am [...] [...] does this sort of thing for money? Experience is what I am after and I’ve been reading about boudoir photography more (they will be lightly dress to nude I am [...]

]]> By: Tesseract http://www.hobbyphotographytips.com/2008/06/15/boudoir-photography/#comment-104 Tesseract Mon, 16 Jun 2008 01:18:00 +0000 http://www.hobbyphotographytips.com/2008/06/15/boudoir-photography/#comment-104 Excellent review of boudoir, as I photographer I have yet to do this sort of photography. Its hard to capture many people in appealing poses. That said I will be doing more model shoots and this is an excellent resource for models. Just a few notes too add... 1. Professional Photographers use professional cameras, if your in a photoshot and they are using a P&S it had better be a G9 (even then). 2. Hair is an important aspect of boudoir that is often overlooked, so make sure it is clean as it oftens covers parts of the body and can be the focal point of a shot. 3. Watch out for guys who claim to be photographers but like to give directions physically, pros will never touch the model (except in the rarest of circumstances and even then it is frond on). Excellent review of boudoir, as I photographer I have yet to do this sort of photography. Its hard to capture many people in appealing poses.

That said I will be doing more model shoots and this is an excellent resource for models. Just a few notes too add…
1. Professional Photographers use professional cameras, if your in a photoshot and they are using a P&S it had better be a G9 (even then).
2. Hair is an important aspect of boudoir that is often overlooked, so make sure it is clean as it oftens covers parts of the body and can be the focal point of a shot.
3. Watch out for guys who claim to be photographers but like to give directions physically, pros will never touch the model (except in the rarest of circumstances and even then it is frond on).

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