What you wear depends on the type of session, location, season, and the overall feeling you want from your photos. In general, soft neutrals, earth tones, subtle textures, and timeless pieces photograph well because they keep the attention on you instead of the outfit. Avoid loud logos, busy patterns, and colors that clash with your location. Eterna Portraits can help guide your outfit choices so your clothing works naturally with the setting, lighting, and final editing style.

Feeling awkward in front of the camera is completely normal. Most clients are not models and do not know how to pose when they first arrive. Eterna Portraits uses a guided approach with simple movement, natural direction, and small adjustments so you are never left wondering what to do. The goal is to help you feel comfortable, relaxed, and confident while still creating flattering portraits.

No. You do not need to know how to pose before your session. You will be guided through where to stand, how to move, where to look, what to do with your hands, and how to interact naturally with the camera or the people around you. The best portraits often come from a mix of gentle posing, movement, and in-between moments.

Eterna Portraits uses both posed and candid-style photography. The session is guided, but the final images are meant to feel natural rather than stiff. Some photos may involve direct posing for a clean, polished look, while others may come from movement, laughter, walking, conversation, or interaction. This approach creates portraits that feel authentic while still being professionally composed.

Eterna Portraits focuses on guided, natural, and emotionally honest photography for everyday people. The experience is not built around stiff posing or expecting clients to know what to do. Instead, each session includes thoughtful planning, styling guidance, location support, posing direction, and a calm but confident process that helps clients feel comfortable in front of the camera. The result is photography that feels polished, personal, and true to the people being photographed.