Yvette Heiser talks about Portrayal photography
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Ongoing, First published Apr 25, 2022
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Portrayal photography is the art of shooting a person or a group of people, seeking to capture their personalities and stories in a single picture. Some pictures do not involve specific portrayal photography ways to describe your personality. As a professional photographer Yvette Heiser says that, we generally witness this when taking an ID picture for our motorist's licenses, passports, and other identification cards.
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