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If you are taking portrait shots consider the following points.
76. For group portraits ensure an even spread of light. This will
avoid one member of the group being over lit in comparison to the
other group members.
77. For the shot of someone's head, create a more flattering chin
line by getting the subject to hold a white sheet of paper below
the chin, but out of shot.
78. If the subject is thinning on top, make sure the picture is
taken from a slightly lower level to give the impression of a fuller
head of hair.
79. Be careful with hats. They can cause unwanted shadows to appear
on the subject's face.
80. Try a three-quarter view of the face. This can provide a more
flattering view than full frontal.
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