Photography Major Shares 20 Tips On How To Look Good In Photos (New Pics)
Everyone wants to look good in pictures – but it’s not always as easy as smiling and making sure you don’t blink (and if you don’t believe me, our childhood pictures are the perfect proof). Fear not, however, as Bonnie Rodríguez Krzywicki is about to take your posing game to another level.
This Chicago-based photography major regularly shares simple, yet effective, posing “Dos and Don’ts” on her Instagram account, and has already gained a following of over 812k people! In a recent interview with Bored Panda, the woman said that photography has been her passion ever since she was 14 years old. She ended up getting a bachelor’s degree in journalism and later a Master’s in fine arts in photography.
While working as a photographer, Bonnie noticed that new clients were feeling a little nervous and lost when it came to posing in front of a camera. She then created a pdf with some posing tips and started sharing them with her clients before photoshoots – and it was a big success! This inspired her to share her tips on social media and the rest is history. Check out some of her posing tips in the gallery below, and if you want more, make sure to read our previous post here!
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We needed a swimsuit that shows our beauty and makes us feel powerful. With that in mind we designed a piece with large graphics to stylize and highlight.
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Waist transformation in 1 move. Elongate.
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Show your curves.
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Get comfortable.
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Photo One: We tend to put our hands foward, losing shape.
Photo two: Show your waist by placing your hands inside the blazer.
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Take adventage of the dress you wear in your photos. The dress in this photo is cute. But we can’t see the things that make it really attractive. If your dress has an opening, show it. It will give more visual definition to your body.
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Photo One: Flat with no rhythm.
Photo Two: One step foward and one step back to capture movement.
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From lost to diva!
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Pose to show your outfit. Flamingo pose.
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Open pose. Face up. Can you see the difference?
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Steamy photo effect with beauty bar. Cover your shower glass with water and soap.
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Photo One: Visually wider waist.
Photo Two: Defined waist.
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