Wed Altered Issue 2 - June 2018
The Business of Bridal Done Differently - building up and connecting the independent business owners of the bridal fashion world!
The Business of Bridal Done Differently - building up and connecting the independent business owners of the bridal fashion world!
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Tip #4: Lower The Phone<br />
If you watch a<br />
photographer on the<br />
job, you see them in<br />
all variety of positions<br />
to get the right shot.<br />
For mannequins and<br />
detail shots where<br />
there are no faces<br />
involved, you can<br />
simply lower the<br />
phone from eye level<br />
to chest level; it's<br />
subtle, but gives your<br />
photo a different,<br />
often classier feel.<br />
✗ ✓<br />
Tip #5: Pay Attention To The Background<br />
Watch out for<br />
distractions in the<br />
background such as<br />
cords and outlets!<br />
If the background<br />
isn't good where your<br />
natural light is, put<br />
up curtains behind<br />
the subject in a color<br />
that resonates with<br />
your brand!<br />
✗ ✓<br />
You'll notice there isn't a cross or a check<br />
on the bottom images. There is no right<br />
or wrong answer here - just a choice you<br />
get to make!<br />
Note how the lines in the background of<br />
the left image are on a diagonal, but the<br />
lines of the right are horizontal.<br />
There are pros and cons to both - one<br />
could say the diagonal draws the eye to<br />
the dress, or that the horizontal is<br />
straightforward. Pay attention to how<br />
often you post either, and think about<br />
sticking to one or the other!
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