Masters Photos

Henri Cartier-Bresson was a French photographer. He is considered to be the " father " of photojournalism. He helped develop the " street photography " or " life reportage " style that was coined " the decisive moment " that has influenced generations of photographers who followed. He used to paint, but Bresson was inspired by photographer Munkacsi. After that he put down his brush and picked up a camera.
 My group and I were inspired by Bresson with his ability of capturing extraordinary "picture perfect " moments. The photo below are photographs that were inspired by Bresson's past photographs.

portrait photography

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Tips:

• Use window light, if you don't have an expensive studio use window light, or if you want a more natural look.
• A portrait doesn't always have to be of the face, sometimes you could do something like a child's foot in the sand or something.
• Do not tell the model that they look stiff , or anything negative, it will backfire.