Keep facial proportions calm in a close portrait
Increase camera distance before making the framing tight with a longer lens.
Read the notebookLOOK A LITTLE CLOSER.
THERE IS ALWAYS MORE TO SEE.
Let working distance shape a more comfortable portrait.

Increase camera distance before making the framing tight with a longer lens.
Read the notebookUse a focal length that includes the room without crowding the sitter.
Read the notebookAgree on simple directions before increasing the working distance.
Read the notebookPlace the person where surrounding lines support rather than distort them.
Read the notebookChange distance to reduce exaggerated size differences between near and far features.
Read the notebookStop down or reposition until both faces fit the useful focus range.
Read the notebookWork far enough away to allow interaction without filling the frame with clutter.
Read the notebookRaise the camera slightly if near feet become disproportionately large.
Read the notebookPhotograph a personal object at a useful scale without forcing excessive magnification.
Read the notebookPrepare three shooting distances instead of changing lenses between every setup.
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