10 fixed-point looks for models

The 10 fixed-point poses commonly used by models are: supine and prone shooting angles, prone and sideways postures, prone and avatar postures, sideways sexy postures, sideways open sitting postures, sideways kneeling sitting postures, sideways implicit sitting postures, Frontal natural standing posture, frontal implicit standing posture, frontal relaxed sitting posture.

1. Supine overhead shooting angle

The supine overhead shooting angle is an unconventional shooting angle. It uses a downward shooting angle with the lens completely downward. Such an extreme overhead shooting angle will completely compress the characters and the ground scenery onto a plane, creating a close-fitting effect.

2. Prone and sideways posture

In the prone and sideways posture, the head and upper body can be supported by the arms, or even the arms can be stretched to allow the head to lie flat naturally At the upper arm, the entire body is elongated in this way, showing the character's slender figure and the curves of the body lines.

3. Prone avatar posture

The prone avatar posture is a shooting angle that brings a sense of intimacy to the camera. The characters’ faces are facing the camera, forming a good sense of mutual communication. Since the posture emphasizes the upper body, you need to pay attention to the coordination of the face and arms. It is best for the shoulders and upper arms to form a triangle to match the round and graceful lines of the face.

4. Side-lying sexy posture

Side-lying sexy posture is a body posture often adopted in classical oil paintings. It best reflects the beauty of the soothing lines of the female body. At the same time, this This posture can make women more relaxed, so the performance of the work will be more natural.

5. Sideways open sitting posture

Sideways open sitting posture is one of the best sitting postures in outdoor environment. This posture is very stretching. Open your body, and with the support of one arm, you can move slightly backwards while raising your chest to expand your body lines.

6. Sitting sideways and hugging the knees

Sitting sideways and hugging the knees focuses on expressing a woman’s subtle tenderness. When adopting this kind of sitting posture, it is best to choose a corner where the model's back can be leaned on. Let the model be as close to the wall as possible, with the thighs tucked close to the chest. It should be noted that the model's body should be as straight as possible to avoid curved lines on the back. It will give you a hunchback feeling.

7. Sideways and implicit sitting posture

The high-position sitting posture that is completely sideways is also charming. This sitting posture focuses on showing the lines of a woman’s legs, and the sideways posture can make her The figure looks slimmer and slender. The folded angles of her upper body and legs can enhance the feeling of her legs being slender. It should be noted that whether the model leans forward or backward, the upper body must be straight and the back should not be bent.

8. Frontal natural standing posture

It is usually not the best choice to take a full-length frontal portrait of a person. Untrained people will inevitably feel helpless and nervous when facing the camera head-on, so the photos they take will lack a natural feel.

9. Frontal implicit standing posture

In order to change the cramped feeling of the frontal portrait, the easiest way is to let the character's eyes avoid the camera and look elsewhere.

10. Front-facing relaxed sitting posture

Let the model sit front-facing, let your body be in a relaxed and open state, and pose casually, similar to the effect of a photographer's capture.