Frank Doorhof

Choose a different angle for a change

Thursday 9 August 2018, 21:21 by | 6,052 views | 0 comments

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We all know that the angle you take a photo from has a real impact on its look. And yet photographers often seem almost glued to one spot. Whether it's from a small stool or at eye level.

Model: Sheena


During workshops, I always try to force participants to literally find every angle and use it too. This can produce some cool effects, like here.

Model: Sheena


I really love this low angle, but of course when you go low…..

Model: Sheena


Do you ever experiment with this? And if so, which angle is your favourite?

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Frank Doorhof

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Frank Doorhof blogt dagelijks in het Engels op zijn website en geeft wekelijks workshops model fotografie in zijn studio in Emmeloord, maar ook op locatie in binnen en buitenland. Van beginners tot gevorderde, iedereen kan bij Frank terecht. Ook voor specifieke 1 op 1 workshops, of maatwerk voor groepen.

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