Though it seems luxurious, modeling as a career is a struggle. Once you get into it, your aim is to showcase your best side. And in order to do that, you must learn how to put it out to the camera. Here are a few poses, that will showcase the best side without any effort. Here are a few basic poses:-
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Your aim should be the eyes
While you focus on the camera, make sure you do not just do that with your eyes. A humble suggestion would be to look at the camera, using your eyes through the nose. This will give a sharp look. It helps reduce the white in the eye and the problem of the rotating eyeball. You have got to make sure you catch up with the color, lights and the contrast.
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Careful with the jawline
Your chin should be out and down. This will help bring out strong lines and an effective jawline. This could be very important for a portrait picture. You are not just a model, but an actor in the making, remember that.
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Over the shoulder
This is a very important pose and one of the most common poses. This pose is flattering and will never go out of style. Moreover, it gives out a kind of a flirty look.
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Use props
A prop will help reduce the awkwardness. The use of a prop is a kind of a support system. You could use wall, stick, chair, or even your hands as a prop. It gives the model a sense of ease and something to lean on.
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A little sensual
As a model, you are required to represent a sensual look. Make sure your eyes are slightly rolled up. Try a side profile photoshoot. It will lengthen your body and legs and show off your jawline.
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Movement
Sometimes you don’t even have to pose. All you have to do is leave your body lose and move gracefully. Every move you make will be an amazing shot captured. It is catchy and portrays a whole new dimension to the shoot.
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Step it up
When you are all set and comfortable with the shoot and camera, it is time you step it up a little. By that we mean, engage in various expression and laughter. Include a variety but under guidance.
- Simple and relaxed
If nothing works, a simple and relaxed pose will work wonders. Chin up, look straight into the lens and careful use of hands. And there you go! The camera loves you.
