Tricks to Look Perfect in Photos

If you look better than in the photos you take, don't be discouraged. We give you some tips that you can use to look your best.

As if nothing ruins the mood faster than a bad photo. There are a few photo editing tricks that can help you look a little better. However, those taking your photos may not want to edit anything before posting to social media. That's why these tips can help you look perfect in photos.

The best angle for a selfie

Instagram influencers say that if you're struggling to take successful and popular selfies, you should take a series of nine selfies from different angles.

You hold your smartphone and tilt your head to the side. You first look forward, facing the camera, then take two more pictures: one with the camera above your face and one with the camera below it. After this, tilt your head in the opposite direction. You look at the front camera, then move it above your face, below your face, and at face level. In the end, see which angle benefits you the most.

Tip for full shot photos

If you're standing up straight, there's little chance you'll look good in a photo. A slight change in position can change your appearance. Try not to spread your legs or keep your hands on your hips. It would be better to tilt your torso away from the camera to make you look slimmer. Shift your weight to your back thigh. This makes the front leg closest to the camera more compact.

This way you will avoid the double chin effect!

Cameras have a unique way of distorting the world. They can exaggerate certain features and make you look different. Since the image is two-dimensional, think about what is closest to the camera and what is furthest away. You place one foot forward, then lean back slightly. The front leg will appear longer because it is closer to the camera.

Another problem is a double chin. Tilt your head forward so that it is closer to the camera. It will look weird in real life, but you will look better in photos. As you tilt your face forward, lengthen your neck and tilt your chin down slightly.

Look at the light

Bad lighting can make even the most beautiful person look terrible. Therefore, do not stand under the light source while taking photos. Direct light can create shadows that are not in your favor. The best light is natural or soft. It hides imperfections and other problems, making you look much better.

Another way to preserve a photo is to look at the light source. If there is a lamp nearby, direct your gaze towards it and open your eyes slightly. If this is not possible and you are outside, be sure to face the sun.