I keep seeing people recommend taking a lot of self-portraits, but I want to practice and see what I'm looking at through the camera. I am new to practicing lighting. I am seeing that a mannequin would need to be matte, and not shiny. Any other recommendations or ideas?
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Cant tolerate anything. Bisglycinate-cant tolerate glycine. Traditional iron salts wreck my gut. Simply heme by 3 arrows and Accrufer still caused gastritis flares. I'm considering trying sucrosomial iron, but its like 80$ for a 30 day supply! Any one use this type or any kind of liposomal iron with success? This is only kind I havent tried yet and supposedly doesnt feed organisms as much.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s43856-026-01498-6
Not surprised as ALL my GI issues were caused by SSRIS and trying to come off the past 2 decades and I’m severely chronically ill now.
I have been taking pictures for a few years. I’ve moved on to photographing people. I’ll take like 50 shots and I’ll be like WOW to a few of them and it’s just the lighting. This does NOT come naturally to me. The adjusting your subject in an outdoor shoot with the sun in different locations. The constant changing of manual settings. Im not sure why it just hasn’t “clicked” yet. What helped it “click” for you?