How to be professional Model personal tips and tricks part 1

#1

Practicing through the mirror The mirror is the best tool for you to learn how to pose. Always imagine how the photographer will shoot when you look in the mirror. Imagine what part of the body is closest to the lens. This will greatly affect the effect.

#2
Leave space between limbs and body

On the one hand, it is possible to avoid extruding fat on the limbs and, secondly, to create a more slender visual effect through sufficient body width.

#3
The left side of the image below is not as slender as the right side.

#4
Learn a little more light

Find the main light source and learn how to pose. When your arm is lifted directly toward the main light source, the strong contrast will make the arm too light, and the elbow may block the light, so you should pull the elbow a little later, as shown in the right picture below.

#5
Be careful of the light instinct Do not think that only insects tend to light, people may also unknowingly walk closer to the light source, so if the light source has been set, try to keep a fixed point, or pay attention to whether they are closer.

#6
Do not oversquin the eyes

If you look at the picture below, you will understand that too many white eyes will scare people... and if you notice whether you will see your nose, this is a good siren.

#7
Understanding Your Own Turnaround In the past, many rules will remind you that the model will not turn around. Look at the mirror and practice.

#8
Elongated neck

This is not a very natural action, so many people will ignore it, but in fact the effect is very significant. Exercising in the mirror, relax your head and pull it back, letting your head tilt a little more, you will find that the neck is lost immediately! If you go further and let the chin sideways to the lens, the contour lines will become more prominent and more beautiful.