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Head-to-foot pose:

This pose is typically used for portraits that are done from head-on. This specific pose can be effective for displaying the full beauty of your subject's face. However, if it isn't properly executed, it can produce a distorted result instead. The best way to execute this pose is to position yourself behind your subject and shoot them straight on (not at an angle). If you do have to place your camera at an angle, make sure that they are not directly facing your subject.

Side-viewing pose:

The side-viewing pose is a great pose for showcasing off your subjects' facial features. In order to achieve success utilizing this pose, the best method is to keep your camera perpendicular to the ground as you're capturing the image and be careful while shooting. Most cameras automatically correct for perspective distortion, but it's still possible to capture images like these with manual settings.

Three-quarter view:

Another great pose for photography is the three-quarter view. Many people don't realize how easy this pose is to accomplish. You simply need to stand approximately 10-20 feet away from your subject and aim your camera using a tripod. This pose allows you to get some really nice views of your subject's entire body without having to zoom in too much. Be sure to put your camera on a tripod to prevent any movement of the camera while taking the shot. Additionally, if you want a better composition, try moving around slightly before each photo to ensure your subject is framed well.

Profile:

A profile shot makes your subject appear larger than they actually are, which is one of the reasons this pose is often used when photographing heads. While it does not directly show the full figure, it provides a view that shows the shape of the body, making for a more attractive portrait.

Frontal/side:

The front-facing pose creates a great look at your subject's face, but tends to make them appear smaller. This position can create a sense of insecurity, causing your subject to hold themselves stiffly and may cause their back to arch.

On the ground:

The floor is probably the easiest surface to work with. Just lie down flat and place your hands on either side of your body. It's not the most dynamic pose, but it does allow you to display your physique from multiple angles. You could even prop yourself up on your elbows and take advantage of vertical space.

Standing over a bench:

This pose works well for showing both muscle definition and balance. Try getting into a squat position where you're looking at the camera straight on, then try standing back up. Stand over something sturdy like a kitchen island,and lean against it.

Lying down with your arms behind your head:

If you want to show off your muscles, this pose is ideal. It's comfortable, and if you're lying down on the floor, it'll look like you're relaxing rather than posing. Plus, you can still get some great angles from above.

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