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How do you ask someone to take a picture of you?
You probably want the first one: “Excuse me, can you take a picture of us?”. This asks somebody to take a photograph of you. The second, “Excuse me, can you picture us?”, is a valid sentence, but means something entirely different. It asks somebody if they can “picture” you in their mind, or “imagine” you.
How do you ask for pictures together?
- Approach the stranger whom you want to ask;
- Smile, point at your camera/phone and say: “Excuse me, can you spare a moment to take a picture of me?”
- Based upon experience, I have found that by far most people, unless they need to catch a train, will oblige readily;
- You then hand the person your camera/phone;
Is it take a picture or take a photo?
The process of pointing a camera at an object and pressing the shutter button is called “taking a picture” or “taking a photo(graph)”, for example: correct I took a photo of the recent solar eclipse.
Can I take a photo?
On Android smartphones, you can ask your Google Assistant to take a photo, selfie, or timed image and watch your smartphone open the camera app.
How do you take pictures with a guy?
Look Even Sexier In Photos With Your Guy
- Snuggle Up. Pressing your body into your guy (think: tilting your pelvis up against his side) will create a flattering ¾ angle toward the camera.
- Work Your Bod.
- Follow The Shoulder Rule.
- Watch Your Arms.
- Avoid The Smush.
- Do a Hand-Check.
- Don’t Be Afraid To Guide Him.
How do I take a picture of someone?
5 Simple Tips for Better People Pictures
- Turn the camera around. photo by Rod Waddington.
- Get closer. A general rule for a good photograph is that the subject “fills the frame” and, once you have turned your camera on its side, this becomes much easier to do.
- Find a plain background.
- Watch the sun.
- Get on the eyeline.
Can you take a picture for me or of me?
of me, is more general and can be a picture of the person at any time/doing or not doing something. Can you take my picture, suggests it is in the present and not at anytime as the first question implies.