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How to appear confident in Photos - Richard Reinsdorf

The confidence of a person is appealing.<br>According to Richard Reinsdorf, with a bit of vigilance, any person can glance and feel more confident when looking at pictures.<br>Be aware of the significant differentiators between photos of the same individual with lower and higher "confident" ratings

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How to appear confident in Photos - Richard Reinsdorf

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  1. HOW TO APPEAR CONFIDENT IN PHOTOS RICHARD REINSDORF

  2. NEED OF CONFIDENCE IN PHOTOGRAPHS The confidence of a person is appealing. According to Richard Reinsdorf, with a bit of vigilance, any person can glance and feel more confident when looking at pictures. Be aware of the significant differentiators between photos of the same individual with lower and higher "confident" ratings

  3. AVOID LOOKING WIDE-EYED Eyes that are wide and open can be perceived as threatening as well as vulnerable and uncertain. To appear better confidently, it's an excellent suggestion by Richard Reinsdorf, to not squint in photographs (as you'd naturally do in the real world with a relaxed, natural smile).

  4. MAKE UP A LOT OF SPACE Confident postures, also known as "power postures", are utilized in professional acting to convey to the public that a person is strong, powerful or confident. As the photo above shows, low-power poses usually involve making yourself appear smaller. Power poses are about spreading out to take larger spaces, being taller or opening your eyes.

  5. MAKE THE PHOTO AT AN ANGLE "UP" ANGLE If you want to appear confident, Try taking a photograph at a distance slightly below your eye. The viewer feels like they're "looking towards you." It's also not advisable to be photographed from the top since these photos "look down at you" and could be shaming or deprive you of an impression of power.

  6. DO NOT USE A LOT OF HARD-TO-USE EXPRESSIONS. AND INSTEAD, BE YOURSELF It's not uncommon for stressed photography subjects to "make faces" to the camera. This can help temporarily ease feelings of fear and anxiety. It's like wearing a mask since the goofy facial expression is between you and your natural person.

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