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How to Take Pictures Like a Model

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Summary: Take pictures like a model, by emphasizing your assets, practicing in front of the mirror and by getting a coach to assist you with posing. Build a portfolio and begin taking pictures like a model with tips from a modeling instructor in this free video on modeling.

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By Layla Beth
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Layla Beth is an experienced model, singer and actress. She has appeared on the runway, in print, film and even television. Beth is also a licensed cosmetologist and modeling...read more

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"I'm Loyla Beth and I'm going to help you take pictures like a model. First of all you really need to be comfortable in your own skin. You're going to want to know your good side, most people have one, know your angles, know what looks fat on you, know what looks good on you. Downplay your faults but definitely play up your assets. Practice in front of a mirror, you might feel silly doing it but trust me, everybody does it. You're going to want to know how to pose. Shift your weight from side to side, standing straight on with your weight evenly distributed makes you look hefty in photos. You're going to want to have a nice line in your photographs, it's very slimming, hides a lot of flaws. You're also going to want to think like a model because if you can do that and actually believe that you're truly something, the poses will just come natural. Never stop practicing, you might even get a coach who can help you with posing. Never turn down a photo shoot, even if it's not paying, it will add to your portfolio and give you that experience. Lastly, don't stop, if you truly want to learn how to look like a model in your photos, take as many pictures as you can."

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