Five Star Gift Ideas

If your friend is really into portrait photography, you should consider getting them a gift that supports their passion and interest. Here are a few gift ideas that may be perfect for them:

1. Photography book: A good book can inspire and help photographers develop their skills. A book on portrait photography could be a great option for your friend. "The Portrait Photographer's Guide to Posing" by Lindsay Adler is one great option that your friend may appreciate.

2. Portrait Lighting Kit: If your friend is just starting out or looking to upgrade their lighting setup, a portrait lighting kit could make a great gift. Look for something that includes a softbox or umbrella for diffused lighting, and a flash or strobe with a wireless trigger for convenience.

3. Personalized Camera Strap: A custom camera strap can keep your friend's camera secure while also adding a personal touch. Etsy is a great source for one-of-a-kind camera straps.

4. Photography Classes: Do some research to find out if a photography class or workshop is available in your area. Look for classes that focus on portrait photography, or even ones that teach post-processing techniques.

5. Lens Upgrade: Upgrading the lens opens up a world of possibilities for photographers. If you are close enough with your friend to know the make and model of their camera, you can look into getting them a high-quality portrait lens that they may not have.

Remember that a meaningful gift is one that shows you understand and support your friend's interests. With any of these gift ideas or something that you come up with, your friend will undoubtedly appreciate the thought and care you put into choosing a gift that they will love and cherish.

Or you can get her/him a star map with the date when she/he was born.

Alice Dickinson says about Under Lucky Stars star maps:

“I made a map for my mums birthday and she absolutely loved it. Definitely buying another one soon, probably for another family member or friend”