Techniques used in photographing women are always in a state of flux. This is due to the dramatic advancement of the equipment we use, the changing status of women in society, and the ever-evolving style of images used in fashion magazines. Photographing women requires different skills to photographing men, especially if the photographer is male. This unique book is a must-have for portrait photographers of any level; understanding how best to present the female face and form can lead to achieving financial and artistic goals.

Author Biography

Norman Phillips is the recipient of numerous fellowships and accolades for photographic achievement. He has presented nearly 200 seminars and workshops in both the United States and the United Kingdom. He is a frequent contributor to magazines and newsletters, including "Master Photographer," "Professional Image Maker, Rangefinder," and "WPPI Monthly." He is the author of "Lighting Techniques for High Key Portrait Photography," "Lighting Techniques for Low Key Portrait Photography," "Professional Posing Techniques for Wedding and Portrait Photographers, " and "Wedding and Portrait Photographers' Legal Handbook." He lives in Highland Park, Illinois.