Posing in a chair can offer a wide range of creative possibilities for a photoshoot. Here are some ideas to get you started.

Photographer: Jordan Tan

Model: Jana Johnston

Change Body Position: Encourage your subject to adjust their body position in the chair, such as leaning forward or backward or crossing their legs. These small adjustments can create a range of different looks and emotions.

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Model: Latisha

Photographer: Yulia McNeill

Play with Props: Use props like hats, glasses, or books to add interest to your photos. Your subject can hold the prop or interact with it in some way to create a more dynamic shot.

Client: Ayuna Aitken

Photographer: Jana Johnston

Model: letsi

Agency: AZALEA Models

Photographer: Jana Johnston

Focus on Hands and Feet: Hands and feet can be great focal points in chair poses. Encourage your subject to place their hands or feet in different positions, such as resting them on the armrests or crossing them at the ankles.

Photo by: Melissa Radis

Model: Ajtejan

Model: Sanjana

Add Movement: Adding movement to chair poses can create a more dynamic and lively shot. Encourage your subject to shift their weight or move their hands or feet to create movement and energy in the shot.

Model: Brittney Winterburn

Digital Creator: Jordan Kay

Use the Chair as a Prop: The chair itself can be a great prop to use in your photoshoot. Experiment with different types of chairs and have your subject interact with them in different ways, such as leaning back or sitting on the edge of the seat.

Model: Amy Hall

Agency: AZALEA Models

Photographer: Jana Johnston

Remember to always encourage your subject to be comfortable and natural in their poses. With these tips, you can create a range of creative and interesting shots using a chair as a prop.