Posing and styling

Give every frame a purpose

Choose the outfit before arranging a series of poses and angles. A consistent wardrobe leaves room to vary the composition without making the set feel unrelated.

If posing feels unfamiliar, start with simple seated and standing frames. The guide to plus-size boudoir poses focuses on keeping the person's proportions and choosing poses for the intended picture.

Light direction affects what you can see in a face or garment. Framing and aspect ratio decide how much of the person and setting fits into the result. Set both before spending credits.

With those decisions made, write a six-photo shoot plan or move to generation guides.