Unlock the Possibilities of Portrait Photography: 50 Creative Ideas to Inspire Your Next Masterpiece

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Italy on Sep 24, 2023

Banditman: A good handbook to keep handy for posing ideas with models.

United Kingdom on May 19, 2023

Michael M.: I was expecting a bit better, but overall I enjoyed the book. I did find it useful for inspiring my own ideas which is always good. Being a fan of their YT channel, it was also nice seeing and reading about photo shoots that can't be detailed enough in a short online video.

United States on May 01, 2021

Amazon Customer: Leider auf Englisch, aber mit etwas übung und einem Duden kann man sich gut behelfen, wenn man aus der übung ist mit der Englischen sprache.

Germany on Aug 15, 2019

antuna manuel: I knew Imogen & Mark through you tube and i’ve often been inspired by the simplicity of their shots, in this book, they quickly resume years of shooting with useful advices, simple diagrams and of course the cute face of Imogen. All the elements for a successful and efficient recipe.

France on May 21, 2019

TC Conner: One Face 50 Ways is a wonderful book to add to your photography library. Imogen Dyer is a beautiful model and her photographer for this book, Mark Wilkinson, knows how to use his camera to capture that beauty. Of course the book is filled with gorgeous images of Imogen taken by Mark, but add to that the down-to-earth advice, tips, and tricks on how to shoot portraits and what you get is an instructional text simply worded that feels as if you are in a one-on-one shoot with Mark!

The book is geared towards beginners and/or intermediate portrait photographers who are looking to take their portrait photography to the next level - photographers such as myself. I have found this book to be a great benefit, with chapters that detail "Posing," "Themes," "Taking Your Shot," and "Accessorizing" that will guide you through a portrait session and enable you to make stunning photos. One of the main features of the book is the fact that you're told right from the beginning that you don't need expensive equipment to make great photos. One of the camera's Mark used for some of the images was a Canon Rebel T2i, I don't think you can get any less expensive than that!

I highly...

United States on Nov 30, 2017

Gregory Thorpe: I stumbled onto Weekly Imogen while looking up information on a 50mm lens I was interested in buying. When I scrolled through their videos listing I became hooked on their website and have learned a great deal about photography. To me, purchasing their new book was a necessity and I wasn't disappointed. Poses, lighting, backgrounds, props, etc. were all discussed with great images used for explanation. It was a simple and quick read and I've gone through it many times since I received it in September 2017. Although most of their topics are presented on the website, I've found it much quicker and easier to just grab the book off the shelf for reference rather than log on. It would have been great if they had included the camera settings for the photos as they do on the website but the photos and informative text challenge me to experiment with my camera and learn by myself. One Face 50 Ways is another photography book I'm very happy I purchased.

Canada on Nov 24, 2017

B. Doll: Well, this was a must-have since i have all of their books already. and this one was a great kind of retrospective of their past shoots. I love it. There's a lot of info about how to set up a shot and great illustrations about how Mark has worked out the light and timing. If you're new to portrait photos, this will be awesome to have. Imogen's features are tricky to shoot and Mark does a great job, so you'll see quickly how he's solved issues with direction and position. Good job Mark! Thanks for the run-down. Always a pleasure to enjoy your work!

United States on Nov 22, 2017

Marcelino: Awesome book!
I have followed Imogen on YouTube for years and all the tips and examples have been great. This book really puts it all together with beautiful sample images and explanation of what went into making the images. Mark is a master at creating great color schemes and there are plenty of examples and explanations on how the image was made. Unlike similar books that go into all the technical stuff about f-stop and shutter speeds, which are usually unique to any given situation, the emphasis of this book is about what goes into creating the mood and what grabs the viewer.

United States on Sep 12, 2017

Stefan Kamer: Absolutely loved it! This is my first photo book, and I'm very happy with it. Imogen has always provided excellent tips and information on how to shoot portrait photography, and this book is no different. In many ways it's better, as it allows you to truly take time to appreciate the photography, and understand the concepts that are spoken about in the book.

In the book, Imogen mentions how Mark has the use of an Idea Book, and that the hope is that this book could serve as one source of inspiration to others. I personally can say that I will definitely do so, as there's already so many things I want to try based on what I've seen and read. I'm excited to get started!

United States on Sep 05, 2017