Photography Experience Question
I just posted this as a random ponderance on my facebook, but I figured it would get more response here .... theoretically.
How does one go about doing heterosexual candor communication (male photog. to female client, vice versa) in such a way as to facilitate posing/mood/atmosphere/information without having the 'car salesman sleaseball / flighty high school flirt' feeling to such a communication?
I'm trying to develop a sense of more relaxation, playfulness, ease but these methods recommended are suspiciously 'harassment' in nature. What sort of successful, unsuccessful methods have you used/seen in your experiences with taking photos or having photos taken of you/others?
Basically, what have you experiences been with taking photography (as a photographer or as a subject/client)? How have you approached/been approached by the candor for posing/smiling/etc? What has worked, what hasn't? What has helped you feel good about the experience? What has contributed toward an offsetting experience?
How does one go about doing heterosexual candor communication (male photog. to female client, vice versa) in such a way as to facilitate posing/mood/atmosphere/information without having the 'car salesman sleaseball / flighty high school flirt' feeling to such a communication?
I'm trying to develop a sense of more relaxation, playfulness, ease but these methods recommended are suspiciously 'harassment' in nature. What sort of successful, unsuccessful methods have you used/seen in your experiences with taking photos or having photos taken of you/others?
Basically, what have you experiences been with taking photography (as a photographer or as a subject/client)? How have you approached/been approached by the candor for posing/smiling/etc? What has worked, what hasn't? What has helped you feel good about the experience? What has contributed toward an offsetting experience?