Nine classic poses for beautiful models to pose

Introduction: Friends who like to take portraits know that professional models generally receive professional body training. Even if no one directs them, they can assume a variety of poses, actively show their most beautiful side, and change at certain intervals. Expressions and gestures. It's easier to shoot this way, and a little guidance will be enough. But for an amateur girl, you have to put more effort into giving her guidance. When she doesn’t understand your intention, you even have to go up and pose for her in person and tell her the nine most efficient and practical ways to pose a model.

1. Hold the chin with one hand: hold the chin with one hand, and only support the arm with the other hand, with the body slightly tilted and twisted.

2. Short shorts can better show girls’ graceful curves, crossing their feet and stepping forward.

3. "Monroe" style: A sideways photo in a short skirt, with the standing posture of bent calves adding a lively feeling to the picture.

4. "Blow up the bunker" style: bend one leg forward slightly and raise one hand upward!

5. The supporting legs are in front of the body, with the toes facing inward, and one on each other. Behind your back, slightly complete (note that the legs cannot be too far apart, and the feet should be almost in a straight line). Naturally, the supporting leg has an upward movement to move the hip, and the torso is still bent toward the load-bearing leg. One hand is on the waist and the other is holding the door.

6. Ordinary standing postures have become quite tasteful after being interpreted by models. Spread your legs apart, use your left leg as the load-bearing leg to support the weight of your whole body, and bend your right leg forward at the knee. The upper body is slightly turned behind the back, and the right shoulder is moved upward. Lift one arm up or up.

7. Sitting posture? S-shaped? Close your legs and feet, tilt naturally in one direction, put one hand on your knee, and tilt your body slightly.

8. In a sitting position, still have one pivot leg for support, step forward with the other foot, put your hands on your knees, and form an inverted triangle with your shoulders.

9. Sitting position, with one foot as a support point, two hands on the knees and thighs respectively, and the other leaning forward slightly (larger), so that it looks better to highlight the model's figure. Long leg lines.