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Make portrait subjects look toward the frameHere’s a portrait of a child painting. But who is he looking at? Apparently not the person taking the photo. There’s a missed opportunity to have the subject connect with the photographer, and by extension the person viewing the picture. ![]()
Most portraits look better when the subject is looking towards the center of the picture rather than away. You can see the difference with this picture. The child is looking right at the camera, engaging the photographer, which grabs the attention of the viewer. ![]()
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