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?

1. Approach the stranger whom you want to ask;
2. Smile, point at your camera/phone and say: “Excuse me, can you spare a moment to take a picture of me?”
3. Based upon experience, I have found that by far most people, unless they need to catch a train, will oblige readily;
4. 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

1. 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.
2. Work Your Bod.
3. Follow The Shoulder Rule.
4. Watch Your Arms.
5. Avoid The Smush.
6. Do a Hand-Check.
7. Don’t Be Afraid To Guide Him.

How do I take a picture of someone?

5 Simple Tips for Better People Pictures

1. Turn the camera around. photo by Rod Waddington.
2. 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.
3. Find a plain background.
4. Watch the sun.
5. 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.