Photography guide: how to make yourself look more beautiful when taking pictures.

Of course, a beautiful photo needs shooting skills, but it also needs some skills in front of the camera. Step 1: Choose your clothes. When choosing your clothes, leave bright colors, crazy patterns and horizontal stripes in the closet. Neutral colors are the best. Step 1: Choose the right clothes. When choosing clothes, don't choose bright clothes, and don't choose those crazy styles and horizontal stripes. Plain color is the best. Step 2: Check your face Step 2: Look at your face and look at yourself in the mirror: Are there any spots that can be covered up? Or is the skin too greasy and needs some powder? Can you drop some medicine to eliminate the redness and swelling of your eyes? Are your eyebrows neat? Tip: If you wear makeup, remember that the colors in the photos will be brighter, especially in black and white photos. Tip: If you wear makeup, remember that the colors in the photos will look darker, especially in black and white photos. Step 3: Take outdoor photos in the morning or before sunset. The light is soft, and it will appear a little too bright at noon or under the flash light. Step 3: Take photos outdoors in the morning or after sunset. At this time, the light is soft to make you look more beautiful, but shooting at noon or flashing will make the light too strong. Step 4: Make sure the camera is flush with the eyes, and make sure that the camera lens is flush with the eyes or slightly higher. Lower it, and you'll look like you have a double chin. Step 4: When taking pictures at the eye position, keep the camera lens flush or slightly higher than the eye. Putting the camera too low will make you look like you have a double chin. Step 5: lean back & tilt your hips forward to look more natural. When standing for a photo, lean back slightly, focus on your hind feet and tilt your hips forward. Step 5: First of all, let the photo look natural, and you can lean back slightly, with your center of gravity on your hind feet and at a certain angle to your hips. Tip: Keep your monument correct, but don't pose too much. Think of "Greek Statue" instead of "william shatner" Tip: Stand up straight and don't look too pretentious. Think of Greek statues or william shatner. Step 6: Turn your head and turn your head to one side or the other by two thirds to achieve the effect of face-lifting. Avoid wide-angle lenses, which will enlarge the appearance of your face. Step 6: Tilt your head to one side 120 degrees to make your face look thinner. Don't use a wide-angle lens, it will make your face look wide. Step 7: Look at the light source for a while, such as a lamp or a lamp. It can narrow your pupil and reduce the possibility of red eye. Never look at the sun anyway. Step 7: Look at some bright light sources for a while, such as desk lamps or desk lamps. Lighting can narrow the pupil and avoid red eye. But don't look directly at the sun. Step 8: Prevent Blinking Before taking pictures, close your eyes and let the photographer count to three. Then open your eyes when he starts shooting. This is the best way to prevent the camera from blinking. Step 8: Avoid blinking. Close your eyes before taking pictures, let the number of people taking pictures count to three, and then open your eyes for the photographer to take pictures. This is the best way to avoid blinking. Step 9: Smile The last and most important part of the picture is a smile. Saying something tacky like "cheese" will make you smirk and make you look like a newscaster or a local politician. Instead, thinking of a funny memory will bring out a natural and happy look. Step 9: Take a joke. Last but not least, smile. Say something like "cheese", and smiling when taking pictures will make you look like a newscaster or politician. The correct way is to come up with an interesting memory, which will make you laugh naturally and happily. See more in this column >>