Posing Tips If the photographer is flexible, experiment with some or all of the following posing tricks:
- Keep your chin slightly down; while you don't want it so far down that a double chin appears, you also do not want to be looking down your nose at the camera. - Tilt your head a bit to one side. - Stretch your neck just a bit so your head goes forward (this will help eliminate the double chin look). - If your torso or body is being included in the shot, turn a bit to one side, keeping your face looking toward the camera. This can be more flattering. - If you can, position yourself so that you are looking slightly up into the camera.
*** If anyone has more tips, please add them. We need to look our best, especially for how much we are paying for the photographer, right?
ckgmwedding
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In addition to turning slightly to the side, you also should put one foot forward to slim your torso....
Bebalina
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Great tips! thanx!
LadyPrincess
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this still cracks me up - but i am trying to practice
hbradio
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Posted by LadyPrincess
this still cracks me up - but i am trying to practice
check out the pics of KimberlyBride and myself from SoontobeMrsZs wedding!! We were totally doing out and down and it worked!!!!
jpavig
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Ok, I just looked like a total jerk. I'm sitting at my desk at work and trying to do this!!!!
Ronkonkomonga
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David'sbride
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The supermodels/celebrities of the world ain't got nothing on the '05 girls
Work it, work it, now turn and look back... FAB-U-LUSSSS!
