portrait query
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Thanks for that! I also thought that placing them higher up than me might be effective.
I've searched online for poses, but can only find poses for one person, couples or groups!
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Usually I think you would be slightly behind one, and below the elbow in the left-hand third, whilst framing the other at around the right hand third, covering maybe 50% of the frame.
You wouldn't usually be in front of or on the firing line if they have an arrow on the bow. :nono:
You wouldn't usually be in front of or on the firing line if they have an arrow on the bow. :nono:
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try talking very nicely to the secretary of their archery club about taking shots while theyre shooting
although they WONT let you beyond the firing line.
although they WONT let you beyond the firing line.
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Robin Hood, Robin Hood, Riding Through The Glen (*sing with me)
on a serious note you could have a field day with this, there are many shots out there featuring archers, both posed just holding the bows or looking like they are about to let a volley go.
The one shot that imediatly comes to mind with the most punch though is a close up, head shoulders near face on but slightly off center showing entire face, front of bow and arrow tip about to be fired with a shallow depth of field.
on a serious note you could have a field day with this, there are many shots out there featuring archers, both posed just holding the bows or looking like they are about to let a volley go.
The one shot that imediatly comes to mind with the most punch though is a close up, head shoulders near face on but slightly off center showing entire face, front of bow and arrow tip about to be fired with a shallow depth of field.
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