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For a photography class final I want to do portraits, but need inspiration on what to do with them so they stand out to regular portraits. Interesting poses/situation/ways to 'shoop them? Any suggestions would rock
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>> ac !!VPzQAxYPAMA
Put your model in a gorilla suit.
>> Anonymous
>>164725
that would make it interesting, but I want to give the photos to the people as gifts when I'm done, therefore want them to be more "professional" looking
>> ac !!VPzQAxYPAMA
>>164746
Professionals use gorilla suits. It's a common and very well recognized technique.
>> Anonymous
Are your friends into porn?
>> Anonymous
>>164746
just add a bow tie then
>> Anonymous
Model needs to have HUUUUUUUGE tits!
>> Anonymous
Okay fine, I'll give a real answer.

IT'S ALL IN THE LIGHTING
>> ac !!VPzQAxYPAMA
>>165160
>IT'S ALL IN THE LIGHTING OF THE GORILLA SUIT AND BOWTIE
Fix'd
>> Anonymous
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>> Anonymous
Don't use Photoshop as a crutch. Make the photo interesting first. Then see what 'shooping can do.
>> Anonymous
>>165162
XD