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Summary: Model photography is an art form! Learn how to find your best angle for model photo shoots with this free video clip from a professional modeling agency.

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Mary works at W Talent, a state of the art facility that teaches young models the basic modeling fundamentals. She runs a program called "The Development Program." This program is...read more

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"Now we're going to talk about the do's and don'ts of being a great photo model. It's really important when you address the camera that you know what your best angles are and what your worst angles are because the camera is very unforgiving. And once it's in print, it's always in print. You never want a photo out there that doesn't show your best angle. So now we have Nicki just hanging out. Many people think that this is what it takes to be a photo model, but it's not. Square to the camera always makes us look wider. Most of us can't afford that. Of course Nicki can, but most of us can't afford that. So what we do is we move what we call three quarter to the camera. Your hips are diagonal. Then from the torso, we twist. This elongates our torso, allows greater breath here, and our, and our face is camera center. What we're doing is we're creating an S. What Nicki's done here is she's created an S with her arm and her leg so that we focus on a more slenderizing, center figure. This is 101 in lining yourself up for a camera."

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