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Why Photographers Should Still Shoot Personal Work

A recent portrait photography session in downtown Sacramento reminded me why personal work matters. Personal projects allow photographers to experiment with lighting, gear, and creative ideas that often influence their professional portrait work.

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tags: portrait photography, Sacramento portrait photographer, downtown Sacramento portraits, environmental portrait photography, portrait lighting techniques, Fujifilm GFX50S II, Godox AD600 Pro lighting, Phottix G-Capsule softbox, personal photography projects, Sacramento photography, Sam Altawil portrait session
categories: Behind the scenes, Deep Thoughts, Lighting, Location, Personal
Thursday 04.02.26
Posted by Tim Engle
 

Why I Don’t Believe in the “Ultimate Posing Guide”

Forget the “Ultimate Posing Guide.” True posing is about authenticity, not memorization. In this post, I break down how I approach posing as a conversation—not a command—and why the most natural movements often lead to the strongest images. Whether you’re a photographer or someone who hates being in front of the camera, there’s something here for you.

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tags: posing tips, authentic photography, portrait photography, natural posing, photography tips, client experience, photographer advice, Sacramento photographer, commercial photography, professional portraits, posing guide myth, behind the scenes, EnglePhoto
categories: corporate, Fashion, How-To, Photo Life
Tuesday 04.01.25
Posted by Tim Engle
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