Now put the both together-smile with your eyes and your mouth. Even when you don't smile with your mouth, but just with your eyes, you can take a good picture. "Try smiling without moving any muscle in your eyes-it feels fake, flat, and boring. Wow, turns out this trick is pretty legit! "Yes, Tyra Banks knows what she is talking about!" Robyn says. To help you feel relaxed, think of something funny or just giggle to yourself."Ģ. "Many people freeze up when the camera comes out, making them stiff and awkward-looking. Robyn Myhr, model and photographer-OK, fine, Robyn has a leeetle advantage given her resume (oh, and her husband Bryan is a professional photographer), but I think that's just all the more reason we should steal her secrets.ġ. "If I have to leave the house quickly, it's the one thing I do that makes a big "Darkening them by one shade with a pencil, wax, or powder will frame your face and balance out your makeup," Eleanor says. Eleanor's look-great-in-photos tricks: 1. She also has unfairly perfect hair, but let's not get hung up on that for now. Eleanor Langston, beauty writer-like me, she's photographed frequently for work and is constantly surrounded by beauty-obsessed people. And, oh boy, did I get some good, extremely specific advice for you. I picked three of my most photogenic Facebook friends (they always look gorgeous!) and asked them to reveal their personal photo-taking tricks.
The experience traumatized inspired me to investigate further why some people look so amazing in photographs.
#Bug eyed smiley face for facebook license
As a beauty blogger, I've mastered looking cute in selfies, but as evidenced on my license and passport, when I don't dig into my bag of photo-posing tricks, I look.intense.
Having just renewed two government-issued IDs, I have been harshly reminded of what NOT to do when being photographed: stare straight-on at the camera, do a weird half-smile.
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