Not all are born as photogenic models that look good in every image, but no matter what type of model you are, these 10 tricks will help you the next time you pose in front of the camera!
1. Don't say cheese
Instead of saying "cheese" say "cute" or "money". The "e" will make you smile and your eyes will wrinkle in a more natural way.
Instead of saying "cheese" say "cute" or "money". The "e" will make you smile and your eyes will wrinkle in a more natural way.
2. Use your language
Although it may sound strange for the first time, try to keep your tongue behind your teeth and lightly touch your palate while smiling. Helps avoid double chin and wide smile as it lengthens the neck and jawline.
3. Avoid direct shots
Know your angle and try turning your body ¾ towards the camera. Try tilting your chin up or down a little and don't look directly into the camera.
4. Hello, cheekbones!
Everyone has a different "side", so try turning your head left and right to find out which side is best. The good site is commonly said to be left because it shows the cheekbones.
5. Take a deep breath
Before taking the picture, feel relaxed. Take a deep breath, close your eyes, and then open your eyes before the shutter clicks.
6. Posture
Keep your shoulders back and straight, stand erect but at the same time, stay relaxed.
7. Try something new
Try other poses and not the normal "hip and smile" pose. Do whatever you can think of and feel natural. Laugh, flip your hair, have a drink, look elsewhere ...
8. Cross your ankles
Try to cross your ankles, it will make your hips look narrower and your legs look longer. Also, try to get on your tiptoes a bit to make your legs look longer and look taller than you are!
9. Position your arms
Don't forget to put your arms in a fixed position and don't let them move awkwardly. Place the arm closest to the camera on your hip. That posture ensures that the upper arm is not pressed against the body, making it look flattened.
10. Experiment with style
Try to prevent all your images from looking the same. Put on more daring makeup, change your wardrobe and change the background. You will be amazed at how good it looks!
Although it may sound strange for the first time, try to keep your tongue behind your teeth and lightly touch your palate while smiling. Helps avoid double chin and wide smile as it lengthens the neck and jawline.
3. Avoid direct shots
Know your angle and try turning your body ¾ towards the camera. Try tilting your chin up or down a little and don't look directly into the camera.
4. Hello, cheekbones!
Everyone has a different "side", so try turning your head left and right to find out which side is best. The good site is commonly said to be left because it shows the cheekbones.
5. Take a deep breath
Before taking the picture, feel relaxed. Take a deep breath, close your eyes, and then open your eyes before the shutter clicks.
6. Posture
Keep your shoulders back and straight, stand erect but at the same time, stay relaxed.
7. Try something new
Try other poses and not the normal "hip and smile" pose. Do whatever you can think of and feel natural. Laugh, flip your hair, have a drink, look elsewhere ...
8. Cross your ankles
Try to cross your ankles, it will make your hips look narrower and your legs look longer. Also, try to get on your tiptoes a bit to make your legs look longer and look taller than you are!
9. Position your arms
Don't forget to put your arms in a fixed position and don't let them move awkwardly. Place the arm closest to the camera on your hip. That posture ensures that the upper arm is not pressed against the body, making it look flattened.
10. Experiment with style
Try to prevent all your images from looking the same. Put on more daring makeup, change your wardrobe and change the background. You will be amazed at how good it looks!
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