Whether you’ve taken multiple head shots or you’re a first timer, getting in front of the camera can be quite nerve-wracking. Choosing the clothes, staying in one place and deciding how to pose takes some serious thinking. Use my tips below to get yourself ready. Relax and Breathe Breathing deeply will help you relax a bit and try to forget the camera is even there (I know, easier said than done). If you focus on posing than your photo won’t come off as genuine. Don’t Wear Anything Too Distracting Avoid wearing clothing that will distract people from your face. Keep your hair in a simple up-do or down and flowy. Basically, you want everyone to see how you normally look. Don’t try to be too glamorous because it’s important that people see the real you. Keep Your Chin Down Most people are inclined to lean backwards in a photo which can be awkward because the eyes appear partially closed. Bring your chin down so the camera isn’t looking up your nose or mouth. Your eyes will appear larger and more open when the chin is pointing down. Create Space Between the Arms & Body There are “power headshots” where the […]