What is the best way to pose when taking pictures?

1, sitting posture, expression and limb changes.

Sitting posture can't show the whole body shape change in Korean wedding photos. To make up for the deficiency in the curve, we mainly rely on the change of leg strength and arm posture. Crossing your legs, hugging your legs, crossing your legs and raising your hand are all very practical postures.

2. Sit sideways and create a soft curve.

Sitting on the side, with the help of the integrity of the upper body and the bending of the legs to form a lively and natural soft right angle is a tried-and-true posture. One leg is moderately bent, and the head is slightly tilted 30-45 degrees in different directions, which looks unpretentious and not stiff.

3, angle choice, there is always a little different

Unless you have an angel's face, don't point all parts of your body in the same direction when sitting and taking pictures. Specifically to the head, shoulders, chest, waist, knees, toes and so on. In short, keep one or several parts out of the same plane as other parts.

4. Add extra points to the details and sit out of the "dynamic"

Adding an action trend that seems to be about to change can add vivid and personalized wedding photo appreciation elements to your original rigid sitting posture. For example, lightly shrug your shoulders, slightly tilt your fingers, lift your legs, and throw objects, even the direction of flowing hair or the little movements of your toes can create surprises.

5. Show graceful posture when standing.

There are many MM standing and walking who don't know how to pose to take good photos. They are always worried about their poor figure and stiff movements. In fact, too many troubles and worries restrict the creation of a beautiful body. Pay more attention to street shooting in fashion magazines and the natural POSE of star models on weekdays, which are good demonstration teaching materials for wedding photography photos. Full-length mirror is a must at home. Observe some of your most beautiful full-body wedding photos. Remember, pose, don't be embarrassed, don't care too much about other people's eyes, be confident, stretch, beautiful and natural.