The document provides ideas for taking portrait photos including getting low to the ground for a unique perspective, focusing on the subject before lowering the camera, and using low lighting which works best. It also lists other portrait photo techniques such as long exposures, macro shots, considering the background, and using a shallow depth of field. Confidence, adapting to the situation, giving direction, and strong composition are important when taking portraits.

1. Mind Map Ideas
Location, Lighting and Luck
Portrait Ideas
A rat’s-eye view– getting low down on the ground
and taking a shot of something from a different viewpoint,
not many people are used to seeing the world from a “rats-
eye view” – focus on an object before setting the camera
down, low lighting is best.
Portrait Light
painting
Portrait Jump
shots
HDR
Lighting,confidence,adapt,
give direction,composition
Long exposure
Macro
Children
Backgrounds
Shallowdepth of field
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