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by Kinsey Emerson May 2014 |
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For instance, with a clown, I try different poses that represent his “entertainment” aspect.
A clown would move around, try to be funny and make you laugh.
The way the bear’s arms and legs are placed makes a huge difference. Make them wave. How would they look if they were taking a stroll?
Even a small tilt of the head can make a big impact.
Remember to take pictures from various angles; making sure that the bear is always looking at the camera.
If the bear has any special features such as bendable ears or anything moveable that isn’t attached to the bear, I move it around while taking pictures. This shows the bear’s inner character.
You wouldn’t just want to stand like a lump in your pictures. Be animated.
Below are some samples of bears "working the camera!" |
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Editors Note: Kinsey has been taking digital photos since she was about 14 months old. She has an eye for details, composition, balance, color and add a dash of whimsy! Kinsey is the editor's grand daughter who takes photographs for us often.
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