If and when you do get someone in front of your camera, it's always good to get them in the position/pose you ideally want them in, and just talk to them and make then laugh. You'll get a lot of funny mid-talk photos, but you'll capture a lot of natural smiles and expressions. Another good trick is, if they can't stop force smiling, ask them to close their eyes for a while, then ask them to slowly open them. When they open their eyes, they SHOULD have their relaxed and natural facial expression!
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Date: 2010-06-28 11:14 pm (UTC)If and when you do get someone in front of your camera, it's always good to get them in the position/pose you ideally want them in, and just talk to them and make then laugh. You'll get a lot of funny mid-talk photos, but you'll capture a lot of natural smiles and expressions. Another good trick is, if they can't stop force smiling, ask them to close their eyes for a while, then ask them to slowly open them. When they open their eyes, they SHOULD have their relaxed and natural facial expression!
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