Couple posing tips 101 📸👫 (Part 2)
Heyyo wassup homies it’s chiobu here! :) Neko and I don’t really take a lot of pics so we had to practice our poses before our pws in New Zealand haha. We posted part 1 last week, and here’s part 2! Hope it’s helpful for u ya :)
💗 Running hand in hand
Hold hands, look at each other, smile and run slowly! 🏃🏻♀️
💗 Nose to nose/forehead to forehead
Ladies, use one hand (closer to the cam) to gently cup the back of his head while the other naturally holds his other shoulder. Guys, wrap your arms around her waist loosely. Close eyes, smile or keep your mouth gently ajar. Touch either noses or foreheads.
💗 Princess carry
Guys, if you can, try to princess carry her and look into each other’s eyes! 👸
💗 Piggy back 🐷
💗 Head on his shoulders
Ladies, lean your head on his shoulder and put your hand on his chest gently (no groping HAHA), while your other hand wraps around his waist. Guys, wrap one arm around her waist and place the other in your pocket.
Have fun homies, bless up! Praying that the Lord will give you wisdom to navigate your relationship, and that there shall be a multiplication of joy! :)
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If you're new to couple photography or feeling a bit camera shy like us, here are some extra tips that really helped us open up and enjoy the moment: 1. Communication is key – before the shoot, talk with your partner about what poses feel comfortable and natural. That way, you won’t feel pressured to perform. 2. Use little interactions like whispering a joke or reminiscing about a happy memory. These moments bring out genuine smiles and expressions that look amazing on camera. 3. Don't overthink your hands or facial expressions. Simple gestures like holding hands, gently touching each other's face, or a light forehead touch can create intimate and beautiful photos. 4. If the environment feels cold or unfamiliar, try some movement-based poses like walking or spinning. This keeps energy up and helps you relax. 5. Take breaks and laugh together. Our piggyback moments and princess carry taught us that having fun is the best way to get candid, loving shots. Remember, your comfort and connection matter more than perfect poses. Enjoy the experience and trust your photographer to capture your unique story.
