How to look perfect in a photo: 10 secrets with a stunning effect
In the age of social media, such a quality as photogenicity is very valuable, so it is important to develop it in yourself. Without constant practice, as in any business, it will be extremely difficult to achieve the desired results. However, there are proven effective life hacks that will help you notice how much your photos will be transformed from the first time you use them.
Blogger Bonnie Rodriguez Krzywicki shares how to look perfect in a photo on her Instagram. She assures us that by positioning your body correctly in the frame, you can improve any photo. We have collected 10 tips from a professional in the OBOZREVATEL article.
1. The secret of the triangle
The secret of the triangle
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Simple geometric shapes look aesthetically pleasing in the frame. If you strike a pose with your body parts (arms or legs) in a triangle, you are guaranteed to get a good shot. It's a well-known photo posing technique that everyone forgets about for some reason.
2. Squeeze your shoulders
Straighten your shoulders
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When you pose for a head-on photo, you tend to look larger. Turn your shoulders to show a slimmer profile. This way, you get a slimmer and more relaxed effect, and the photo will be more flattering overall.
3. Fat-skinny arm
Fat-skinny arm
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Keeping your hands close to your body will make them appear larger. Take this into account when posing.
4. Dynamics in the frame
Dynamics in the frame
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Dynamic poses look much more interesting. They have a certain story behind them, which is why such shots are called "live". This rule is especially important to take into account in couples or family photo shoots when more than one person is involved in the shooting. Sitting on a chair and taking a banal portrait in which everyone looks straight into the camera with a tight smile is no longer fashionable and extremely boring.
5. Use your hands
Use your hands
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One of the most common reasons for bad photos is not knowing where to put your hands. More often than not, they just hang down, making the person's pose look strange, insecure, and even clumsy. Try holding some props, such as a cup of coffee or a handbag, to get your hands out of the way. You can touch your hair with your hands, interact with your clothes, for example, put one palm in your pocket or grab your shirt. There are a lot of options. You can try everything, and then the right ideas will come to you.
6. A sincere smile
A sincere smile
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If you force yourself to smile in front of the camera, it will show in the end. Try to make your smile as natural as possible. Relax your facial and jaw muscles, strain your eyes, think about something or someone that makes you happy. Practice smiling in front of the mirror before you get in front of the lens. Much depends on your interaction with the photographer. Ask the photographer to make you laugh by telling you a funny story or anecdote.
7. Always pay attention to details
Always pay attention to details
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Some poses seem good to us in the moment, but then, looking at the finished photo, we realise how wrong we were. Most often, the reason for failure is small nuances that we forget to pay attention to. Even if you've squared your shoulders, tightened your stomach, and even figured out where to put your hands, the shot can be ruined by a second chin that comes out of nowhere due to poor lighting or an incorrect head tilt.
8. Don't be afraid of new angles
Don't be afraid of new angles
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Playing with angles can radically change a photo. Don't be afraid to experiment and literally look at things from a different angle.
9. Get rid of closed poses
Get rid of closed poses
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It's no secret that closed poses in a photo indicate detachment, stiffness, and lack of self-confidence. It is better to avoid them.
10. Practice and practice again
Practice and practice again
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To avoid making the mistakes mentioned in the article, you need to practice constantly. This way, you will get rid of your fear of the camera and, consequently, all the clamps on your body and emotions. You'll feel more confident and know exactly what pose and angle you should take.
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