Tap any pose, swipe through all 88, switch between the right pose and the mistake, and drag a live 3D camera around your model. It works on your phone, tablet and computer. Here are two real pages from inside:
You have the model, the light and the location, and after five poses you run out of ideas. Most photographers stay with the same few poses for years, because nobody shows them what else works.
The Pose Atlas gives you 88 ready poses, 60 for fashion and 28 for bridal, and every one is a clearly different shape. For each pose you see a real photograph of the right pose next to a photograph of the common mistake, so you can recognise the problem on set before the model has to hear it from you.
Each pose also shows where to put the camera: a side-view diagram for camera height, a top-view diagram for the body turn, and an interactive 3D camera view. You get the framing, lens, tilt and orientation, the steps to build the pose, and the exact line to say to your model.
Open it on your phone during the shoot. Search by pose, framing or difficulty, and keep your favourites in a personal shot list.

Goutam Kr. Sen is a commercial photographer based in Kolkata. For 25 years he has photographed products, people, food, interiors, factories and fashion for brands and businesses.
His approach is simple: the photograph is made before the shutter is pressed. The camera records a decision — about light, place, timing and what to leave out. In his books and guides he shares that way of seeing.
More of his work: goutamsenphotography.com