Six people.
Every face.

TogetherLens Family photo poses for 6 Build two uneven rows, give each face a window, then add one small shared move.

Order without a stiff lineup.

01 Start with two rows Place three people behind and three in front. Offset every front face so no one disappears behind a head. CUE Find the next face above you, then open one shoulder toward the center.

Give the frame clear windows.

02 Make a height ladder Use steps, a chair, or one seated person to create at least three face heights. Keep the outer anchors turned in. CHECK Scan left to right, then check the back row one more time.

Fix the smallest gap first.

03 Close the pocket Put a connected pair at each edge and make a four-person pocket between them. Angle shoulders toward the middle. TRY Lean toward the person you came with instead of lining up to the camera.

Give a narrow frame some rhythm.

04 Use one diagonal Build a gentle low-to-high line. Pass one glance, hand, or shoulder connection along it. CUE Pass the look to the next person, then pause before anyone resets.

Three steps beat six instructions.

05 Finish with movement Split into two loose trios, walk toward one point, and stop when the front person turns back to the group. KEEP The final frame when the expression arrives, not when the pose looks perfect.

Save the shape, then make the missing photo.

FREE · NO ACCOUNT · NO UPLOAD The practical next step Use the six-person guide and planner first. When everyone is ready, TogetherLens can bring separate, permissioned portraits into one clearly labelled scene for review. Open the free six-person guide →