Not another pose library.

Most posing apps hand you a pile of photographs and wish you luck. Foundation posing is a system: five structural positions, and one command that moves a couple between them.

Learn the door hinge and you can direct an entire session in six words — open, close, stack, reverse. It works the same on a couple who have never been photographed as on one who have.

This is the part no reference library gives you. Each pose carries the prompt that gets the emotion, the direction that places their bodies, the adjustments that fix a stiff frame, and the mistakes to watch for.

Written in Pye's voice, so you are not translating a photograph into instructions while a couple stands waiting.

Seven chapters. Sixty-three lessons. Watch Pye build the whole system from the ground up, in order — mindset and communication, then couples, bride, groom, wedding party and family.

Pose cards link straight into the moment he demonstrates them, so the reference and the teaching are never separated.

Save poses to a board for an upcoming wedding, add the shoot date, and the board becomes an on-day checklist you can work through and tick off.

The Light Tracker gives you golden hour, sunset and blue hour for where you are standing — so you plan the portraits around the light instead of noticing it has gone.