Sometimes, when you have the right lens, right setting and right people, a candid shot turns out much better than a staged portrait.
Chef Arthur Cavaliere of In Riva, East Falls
In fact, that’s true most of the time. Professional portrait photographers take the time to set up their studio and equipment environment meticulously, just so that they can relax and joke with their subjects during the actual shoot.
The appearance of being staged is never enjoyed. The benefits of preparation are.
