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Portrait photography<\/h1>\n

\"In my opinion, a good portrait is an image, that conveys more about you, than what you look like.\"<\/em><\/p>\n

\"PoslovniThe thought of being portrayed makes many people feel uncomfortable. Most of us have some unpleasant experience from our portraits being made for our passports and identity cards. In an unusual studio environment, we were are supposed to relax in an instant and look great. To look like our real self. How successful we are in this task will determine how we will look on the documents for the years to come. Needless to say, this fact only intensifies the pressure we feel and makes it harder for us to look relaxed and natural.<\/p>\n

Before we manage to take a calm breath, our portrait is made and our friends calm us saying something like: \"you don't look that tense, you look quite fine.\" <\/em>The result of such a portrait session is usually an image of our head.<\/em><\/p>\n

A real portrait goes beyond that. It is an image, where we feel, who that person really is. What are their qualities, what is important to them, what they carry within. A good portrait gives us an experience almost as strong as meeting the person.<\/p>\n

People have been my favourite subject since the beginning of my photographic career. With all my experience I can state that \"non-photogenic\"<\/em> ljudje ne obstajajo. Naloga fotografa je, da \u010dloveka za\u010duti, ustvari primerno, varno vzdu\u0161je, kjer se portretiranec sprosti in spet postane je kdor v resnici je. Da na plan na mesto okorne fasade spet posijejo njegove resni\u010dne kvalitete.<\/p>\n

No matter how uneasy you may feel in the beginning, don't pay much attention to it. In the first part of the session I will guide you more how to position yourself to look good. Shortly after, you will relax into the session, so that not much further guidance will be neccesary. My goal is that people let their natural body movement take over. That is the best for the portrait. Read how Other portretees felt during the photosession.<\/a><\/p>\n

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