Directing a Photo Shoot in Spanish

Compact Spanish phrases for photographers directing poses, gaze, lighting, framing, comfort, and image review during a shoot.

This collection contains the most useful expressions that will help you feel confident in communication. Learning whole phrases allows you to speak faster and more naturally, without thinking about grammar.

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Arriving
Gaze and Face
Hands and Arms
Posture and Movement
Lighting and Frame
Comfort and Review

Arriving

Colócate aquí, por favor.
Stand here, please.
Mira hacia la luz.
Look toward the light.
Gira un poco los hombros.
Turn your shoulders a little.
Inclina la barbilla.
Tilt your chin.
Relaja las rodillas.
Relax your knees.
Da un paso adelante.
Take one step forward.
Quédate en esa marca.
Stay on that mark.

Gaze and Face

Mira a la cámara.
Look at the camera.
Mira por encima de mí.
Look above me.
Cierra los ojos un segundo.
Close your eyes for a second.
Abre los ojos ahora.
Open your eyes now.
Sonríe de forma natural.
Smile naturally.
Prueba una expresión seria.
Try a serious expression.
Respira y relaja la cara.
Breathe and relax your face.

Hands and Arms

Baja un poco los brazos.
Lower your arms a little.
Toca suavemente la chaqueta.
Touch the jacket gently.
Pon una mano en el bolsillo.
Put one hand in your pocket.
Cruza los brazos despacio.
Cross your arms slowly.
Deja caer las manos.
Let your hands drop.
Separa los dedos un poco.
Separate your fingers a little.
Sujeta el sombrero aquí.
Hold the hat here.

Posture and Movement

Cambia el peso a la pierna derecha.
Shift your weight to the right leg.
Gira la cintura un poco.
Turn your waist a little.
Camina hacia mí lentamente.
Walk toward me slowly.
Haz un movimiento pequeño.
Make a small movement.
Mantén la espalda recta.
Keep your back straight.
Levanta un poco el pecho.
Lift your chest a little.
Vuelve a la pose anterior.
Return to the previous pose.

Lighting and Frame

Acércate a la ventana.
Move closer to the window.
Muévete a la izquierda.
Move to the left.
Necesito más espacio detrás.
I need more space behind you.
No tapes la luz.
Do not block the light.
El fondo queda bien así.
The background looks good like that.
Voy a cambiar el ángulo.
I am going to change the angle.
Mira la sombra en el suelo.
Look at the shadow on the floor.

Comfort and Review

¿Te sientes cómodo así?
Do you feel comfortable like that?
Podemos hacer una pausa.
We can take a break.
Dime si algo molesta.
Tell me if something bothers you.
Voy a enseñarte una foto.
I am going to show you a photo.
Esta pose funciona muy bien.
This pose works very well.
Hagamos una última toma.
Let us do one last shot.
Gracias, quedó muy bien.
Thank you, it turned out very well.

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