2 Doug Box Photography Books: Flash Photography or Professional Portrait Posing

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Which title fits your task: flash photography or professional portrait posing? Doug Box's Guide to Posing for Portrait Photographers covers studio, outdoor, and location sessions, while Doug Box's Flash Photography matches the flash-photography task by title.

1. Doug Box's Guide to Posing for Portrait Photographers

Best for Professional portrait posing

Choose Doug Box's Guide to Posing for Portrait Photographers when you need professional portrait-posing guidance across studio, outdoor, and location sessions. It covers individuals and groups, male and female clients, and sitting, standing, and lying poses.

The book uses two-page portrait and how-to spreads. It covers emphasizing clients' assets, downplaying perceived flaws, creating cohesive group photos, using natural elements on location, and adding professional polish.

2. Doug Box's Flash Photography

Best for Flash photography

Choose Doug Box's Flash Photography when your buying task is finding a Doug Box title related to flash photography. Its stated subject is flash photography, and it appears among Doug Box's six photography books.

For digital-flash instruction, confirm that the edition you choose covers the techniques you need.

Which should you choose?

• For professional portrait posing across studio, outdoor, and location sessions:
  • Doug Box's Guide to Posing for Portrait Photographers
• For a Doug Box title related to flash photography:
  • Doug Box's Flash Photography