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Upon closer examination, most photogenic people (by that I mean anyone under twenty-five) have a sort of signature look, the pose they do in every picture—whether it’s on “The Great Wall” or at their grandmother’s house—that they know makes them look fabulous.
I have no.
2. Get a higher camera angle.
3. Be willing to pose for a lot of pictures till you find the look that works.
4. Hmmm. Her pictures still look better than mine.
Next up, Don Phillips, a fashion photographer. He says that working look. I have tried to create one, but I just end up looking pained. I figure it’s time to go the experts.First on my list is my friend Kari. She’s a twentysomething who has mastered her own signature pose and looks good in every picture she takes.“My pose was inspired by the Olsen Twins,” she said, “And it became kind of a joke: ‘Let’s do our Olsen Twins pose!’” She tried to coax me into trying it myself, with this advice:1. Tilt your chin slightly downward