From the Studio to Your Home Photography Tips by Jill Tirrell Contributing Writer
So how many of you have about a million photos that look just like this?
This Valentine’s Day lets branch out a little and get something more romantic with our hubby or boyfriend!
Here are five romantic pose ideas that I hand picked to give you some inspiration. So set up the tripod or get a friend or one of the kiddos to take the photo and do something a little more creative.
And step outside to do it! If you can bear the cold
Use the rule of thirds. It gets boring having your subjects smack dab in the middle of the photo. The rule of thirds means you split the photo into three segments vertically and three segments horizontally. The four points on the photo where two lines meet are a great place to arrange your subjects. This rule has been around for ages in art and makes for a visually pleasing image.
Close up and romantic. It can be really beautiful to zoom way in on your subjects. It’s especially great for those romantic poses. Forehead kisses, almost kissing, etc.



















Great tips and ideas!
Yes, Jill did a great job!
Thanks for sharing! I’ve been working on not centering things so much =)
Virginia, I forget that rule of thirds but it’s so helpful in capturing great pictures.
Great tips! I would love for you stop by and link up at my linky party via: http://ourdelightfulhome.blogspot.com/
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You have so many fun ideas. It can be tough making the effort to find someone to help, but it’s definitely worth it, I thin.:)
Super good tips thank you!
Thanks for this. I always need a little inspiration when it comes to couple photos. Now I just have to find a 3rd party photographer.
Great tips! It’s hard to find someone to take good shots, hence the famous “self portraits” that look like MySpace profiles. These are a few great ways to get extraordinary photos! Thanks for linking up to Refresh Your Nest Friday over at Making Lemonade!
I love these ideas! Now I just need to get a tripod and convince my husband to go take pictures with me somewhere. We kind of freeze when someone else is snapping away, but maybe setting the timer would help us get some funner pictures together. Thanks for sharing the awesome tips!
These are great ideas, and yes, I have too many photos like the first one you mention. My goal is now to change them by the end of March (maybe April, when it’s warmer!) Thanks so much for the inspiration!