Make People Look Thinner

Written by Eric on August 1st, 2007 | 2 Comments


Your subjects will appreciate you taking the time to read and put into practice these nine pointers from Sublime Light:

If you take enough photos of people, eventually you’ll photograph someone who is either a little heavier or thinks that they are. This is especially true for those of us in the U.S., where obesity rates are sky high. The good news for you is that there are a few tricks you can add to your bag to help make your subject look thinner. You’ll get the photo, your subject will be happy with it, and everyone wins.  (Read on for the specific pointers. . . .)

[tags]photography, portraits, howto, how to, diy, learn, fat, thin, thinner, skinny, digital, camera, lighting[/tags]



2 Responses to “Make People Look Thinner”

  1. Tim Solley

    Thanks for the link Eric, much appreciated. And great blog!

  2. Tim Solley

    Thanks for the link Eric, much appreciated. And great blog!

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