4 secrets of a perfect pose for great outdoor photos

Hot weather on the street, of course, pleases, but now you can not really hide “problem” places with clothes. Only the right poses will save – and blogger Katarina Leal Kaldas showed them just in time. Life hacks will come in handy if you want to organize a photo shoot in a nearby country garden or park.

Sitting posture is perhaps one of the most difficult – how to position yourself so as not to spoil the proportions and not visually shorten the legs? Watch carefully and remember.

Do not cross your legs when sitting frontally in front of the camera – this can visually expand the hips, and the legs will not look too advantageous. Pose so that the body appears to form a diagonal line in the frame – sit on your hip and stretch your legs out to the side. A whole different experience!

If you are filming in profile, do not tuck both legs in so that they form a right angle. On the contrary, stretch the one closest to the camera a little forward and stretch your socks, and lean back a little. Thus, the waist, chest and hips will be more advantageous in the photo.

The flared pose is quite insidious. Not only can she look rude (and you’re still not filming in Gopnik’s Messenger), but again, she’ll make you look not too graceful. So, to begin with, straighten your shoulders and back, lean on your socks and put your hand on your knee, and the second throw your hair back – a little dynamics will make the frame more interesting.

But it is better not to put the legs staggered on the toes – the pose looks a little tense and unnatural. How to make it lighter? Sit slightly sideways and cross your legs. The hands should be freely placed along the body.

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