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Senior Pictures Coming up. I'm in need of Advice?
So, I have my senior portrait appointment on Thursday, and was wondering if the Yahoo Answer's community might be able to offer a slight bit of advice on a few things:
1) Make up- I have red hair, green eyes, and very pale skin. Typically i wear liquid black eye liner with pink blush and a bright pink lip (foundation, also). I'm beginning to wonder if my typical make up regimen will too too severe when photographed. I plan on doing my own make up, but am now rethinking that decision. What do you think? Ladies: did you have your make up professionally done for your senior pictures?
2) The studio recommends wearing long sleeves because you look heavier when wearing short/ no sleeves. What are your thoughts on this?
3) As far as poses go. Should I practice them before hand? What angles should I ask for?
The make up is my main concern, but all advice is welcome!
1) Replace the black liquid with a dark brown, preferably pencil. You're doing them soon enough for a redo in case you dislike your look.
2) Yep, light striking bare skin makes it predominate and bright...that's why models are sticks.
3) No, unless you are totally familiar with full face, 3/4 , short side, braod side, Rembrandt, etc....leave that to your photographer.
Relax, have fun, be real.
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