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Simetry, well structured in terms of age, relationship ..., all tucked in, no dirt and annoying things around, watch the background, take a few of the different combination so the chances of bliknking eyes are fewer, from here on you can do those funny shots I think you described, not very fond of them myself !
Good luck !
ccougar wrote:
I am primarily a bird and wildlife photographer but have been asked to photograph a "once in a lifetime" family gathering for a close friend. I have little experience photographing groups of people and would appreciate any advise or suggestions. The group will consist of perhaps 12 to 15 people, including some elderly and a couple of small children. I am planning to use a Canon 1DX and either a 24-105 or a 16-35 zoom lens. I do not have flash equipment sufficient to light a group this size, so I am thinking of finding a shaded outside location and using a Canon 580EX flash to fill in the shadows. Posing a group this size is a major concern for me. I have seen sone excellent photos of wedding parties in this forum and hope I can duplicate some of them. Thanks for any pointers you might provide....Show more →
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