In front of the camera · MOMENTS Magazine
You don’t need to know how to pose.
“What do I do with my hands?” is a familiar question. A good shoot doesn’t require ready-made poses — it needs time to settle in and someone to guide you.
Settle in first, take photographs second
Tell us beforehand about your wishes and anything that makes you feel unsure. A shoot is a collaboration. We’ll talk about the mood you’re looking for and the photographs you’d like to take home.
Less luggage, more favourite pieces
Bring clothes you feel comfortable in. A well-fitting shirt, a simple jumper or your favourite lingerie can be more useful than a suitcase full of unfamiliar outfits. If you’re unsure, we can discuss your choices beforehand.
Small movements make a big difference
A slight turn of the body, a glance out of the window or a hand at the collar: small adjustments are often enough. You don’t have to memorise anything. We give you practical guidance as we photograph and work out each pose together.
No need for a perfect day
A little nervousness is fine. Allow enough time for the journey and avoid scheduling another appointment straight afterwards. You’re welcome to take breaks, ask questions and say when you’d like to try a different direction.
