Queens, New York (December 15, 2014) – Human faces are a rich repository of history, depth, and details, and this makes portraits some of the most powerful photos you can take. Finding the right camera from reputable and experienced dealers such as Louis Assoulin is just the first step towards taking beautiful portraits. Once you find a suitable subject, you also need to hunt for a great location to set up that perfect shot. Here are three points to consider during your search:
Shoot Somewhere Meaningful

What makes people such interesting subjects is the nearly infinite number of differences that make each completely unique. Your job as a photographer is to capture that, so you need to get to know your subjects well to get them to fully show you who they are. One of the best ways to do this is to find a place that is meaningful for them. If you’re shooting with someone who loves gardening, take them somewhere with beautiful plants and flowers. Take a surfer to the beach. Get to know what touches them and factor this in to the choice of location.

Shoot Somewhere Quiet

It would be best to avoid noisy places which can distract your subject and make it difficult for you to focus. A secluded location will enable you to experiment with different poses and angles while making your subject comfortable at the same time.

Shoot Near Shelter

The weather is virtually impossible to predict, so it would be sensible to have a location where you can move easily towards shelter should the skies turn moody. Ideally, the shelter should also have lots of natural lighting, but if you can’t have both, there are always some tricks to help you get around that challenge.

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About Power Photo Corp.

Established by Louis Assoulin in 2007, Power Photo Corp. has grown to be one of the leading distributors of wholesale electronics in the Northeast. The company is proud of its competitive prices and exceptional customer service that provides the best deals on consumer electronics.