In this project, I decided to give my take on posing portraits with my sister, aunt, uncle, and myself.
As my first time taking pictures of people, I learned a lot from this project resulting in these 4 photos of gorgeous people.
Photographer & Aspiring Filmmaker
My sibling, @alexrrnx, wanted me to make a portrait photo inspired by a specific scene in Heartstopper. This vibe was only possible by editing the photo to have the dreamy look of the scene.
When this project came along, I did not really have enough people to take pictures of that would like to be taken a picture of and that I consider "interesting", so I chose myself. It was at night in my balcony, with the help of my sibling, I was able to come up with this picture. I had to also get a light at the back to highlight some parts of my face that would've else been completely dark.
While my uncle was over in my house, we were talking literally about the most random things. I found the opportunity to make him more comfortable for me to take a picture of him. My goal was to prove to him that he can be taken a good picture of. He always believed that he wasn't "photogenic" and that it wasn't gonna look good.
I was incredibly happy that my aunt wanted to be taken a picture of because she has always rejected any pictures because she thinks that not many people can properly take a picture of her. So I took a lot of pictures but when it came to the editing stage, I realized only a few weren't shaky. Lesson learned for sure.
Adam Mabrouk
Photographer & Aspiring Filmmaker
My sibling, @alexrrnx, wanted me to make a portrait photo inspired by a specific scene in Heartstopper. This vibe was only possible by editing the photo to have the dreamy look of the scene.
When this project came along, I did not really have enough people to take pictures of that would like to be taken a picture of and that I consider "interesting", so I chose myself. It was at night in my balcony, with the help of my sibling, I was able to come up with this picture. I had to also get a light at the back to highlight some parts of my face that would've else been completely dark.
While my uncle was over in my house, we were talking literally about the most random things. I found the opportunity to make him more comfortable for me to take a picture of him. My goal was to prove to him that he can be taken a good picture of. He always believed that he wasn't "photogenic" and that it wasn't gonna look good.
I was incredibly happy that my aunt wanted to be taken a picture of because she has always rejected any pictures because she thinks that not many people can properly take a picture of her. So I took a lot of pictures but when it came to the editing stage, I realized only a few weren't shaky. Lesson learned for sure.