In this video I want to show you how to get rid of double chin and share some posing techniques and posing tips for how to pose people with a double chin. A double chin is a nightmare to photograph because it often makes people look heavier than they really are – even skinny people can get double chins. They are also tough because pretty much everybody that has one, hates it and is VERY aware of it when they have their picture taken. The heavier the person is – the more impossible it can become to eliminate or hide the extra chin.
These portrait photography posing techniques will help you make your subject look their best and teach you how to look good in photos. So regardless if you are posing women or posing men, this video can help.
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What do you struggle with when it comes to posing? Let me know here in the comments and I will do my best to address it in an upcoming Posing Tip video.
I would see see before and after
Another great video !!! I love the lean on a chair tip !!! I have a headshot shoot next week and will definitely use that one.
There's only one thing I love more than your videos, Joe. Your shirts! 👍🏾
Nice tutorial, very helpful thank you
Excellent tips dealing with the awkwardness of posing and your intro just made me laugh so hard Joe. I have the opposite problem. How do you deal with a chin that naturally juts out. What's the best post for them please?
Fantastic advice 😉
awesome awesome video …not only for photographer but also the general people ..thank u
The "smile" tattoo ( 2:55 ) on your finger is just an amazing idea, great tips btw
Thanks Joe, you publish some great content, always so helpful.
Great tips! Todah
I just found you and I AM HAPPY!!! Thank God I learnt English!!! Thanks for your suggestions!!!! Éxito!
Hey, Mr. Joe………I have a unique question……..where do u shop for clothing….I Love the style shirt you wore in this video……..I have a male Senior portrait to shoot and he would look amazing in this style shirt. Thanks!
really good video, thanks
Lo menos que puedo decir es gracias, cada uno de los video que he visto, esta genial!!,
More great advice. Thanks for the hard work. Y
"Your best shot is your next shot"
You got another sub on this one. Well, not really, I had already subscribed at that point.
Thanks for the video. It'll be of great great help on my next session come this Saturday.
Thanks!
Joe, I love your way of teaching where you not only offer suggestions, but you filmed yourself actually doing it (whether or not the model was real) it's very helpful to see how other photographers work. Thanks, as always.
Thanks
James
Love the video, nicely done, well demonstrated. Great advice. And nice closing comment about photography being a passion not a compotition. Thanks I look forward to watching more.
Wow, really great stuff, thank you. I've heard and seen other videos about the "stick your chin out" posing, but this is the best I've seen on the subject. Excellent, thanks!
Great information Joe, thanks !!!!!
hi joe . hope u r doing good. i shoot indian wedding mostly at night. how to get soft light from flash which needs to highly mobile as i shoot moments mostly. please help as it is impossible to set up umbrella swiflty. thank you
How about some person with thicker noses??
Awesome video with fantastic advice. Everyone interested in taking photos of people should watch this series.
Thanks Joe!
This is perfect! I love the way you explain WHY you are doing each thing, such as WHY the turtle stretch works, and WHY you take the camera away from your face to engage with your subject. And I love that you demonstrate each step, instead of just telling us what we should do. You just gained a new subscriber!
nice i just wish you had some to pose and take those shot to give it more of a visual