Posing for family portraits requires a basic understand of good composition, as all of the people in the group should create a fluid pattern across the photograph to keep the viewer’s eye moving. Pose a family for a group portrait with information from a certified professional photographer in this free video on photography. Expert: Bob Coates Contact: www.bcphotography.com Bio: Bob Coates of Bob Coates Photography has been a professional photographer for 13 years in both Arizona and the Virgin Islands. Filmmaker: Chuck Tyler
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Nicely demonstrated.
Thank you! this helped me! plain and simple
I get it 
I really appreciate your clarity of family portraits. – Thanks
How much would a beginner to average photographer sell a set of photos (framed)
Nice, but should try to watch “Totem poling” the heads (ie. one head exactly vertical to the other one) like in the first family portrait. The tip about the avoiding the horizontal placement of the eyes was helpful. Thanx
Esta familia quedaría perfecta para para posar..y cualquier parecido con la realidad es pura coincidencia… jajajaja youtube.com/watch?v=gDuBxDxpyCs
Thanks for the composition tips.
is the lighting not a little flat?
Sorry ,is not there anything chanched since the 50’s .
To static no fun factor at all, in this century more powerfull and go to that who those people are Portraits is wishfull.
thanks… very informative…
What year is this?
your short video of portraits covers so much in just a few minutes.. really enriching!!
Thank you! It is nice that you share your valuable experience with us!
Informative, straight forward video. Great Job!
very informative!
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Nice work. Excellent lighting as well as composition.Thanks
Excellent, these are fundamental rules for portrait work
Thanks for the valuable advice.
Thanks !
Just curious, how did you make out ?
Do you recommend any equipment for a young portrait photographer? Please reply sir.
nice video thanks alot