Is there a certain app you guys recommend for adjusting color? I’m looking for a simple app that’s ideally free.

Once you are in your pose and the framing is to your liking, do the following: Step 1: look left or right or slightly off-center. Step 2: Incorporate movement: Take glasses on and off your face, fix your collar, check your phone, fix your sleeve, etc. Or just pick a point and look at it. Just tell the photographer to capture the movement as you do the movement at a normal pace, no need to slow down the movement. step 3: Look at the photos you just took, rinse, and repeat the process with any adjustments. I.E: One foot on the wall, hand in pocket, etc. With those simple tips, I promise you, you'll get some great photos. Of course, taking photos has more nuances but this advice is FOR NORMAL PEOPLE NOT PHOTOGRAPHERS IN THIS GROUP. So please chill. And of course, USE THE EXAMPLES PROVIDED BY successful IG'S IN THE GROUP. This advice will help you get closer to those types of successful IGs. To your success 🤝 Miguel

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Did a mini photoshoot with some MOA dudes yesterday and this piece of advice really helped. Have a "PANNING FOR GOLD" mentality. Just realize that you're "panning for gold" as you pan for gold, a couple rocks/mud will be in the pan but there is gold as well. Whether you're a huge celebrity or a normal person, the photographer takes 10 stills and only 2 or 3 will be bangers. I noticed that when I was taking photos people got really stifled. the pressure to make every shot taken "perfect" got in the way of taking a good picture. Relax and know that out of the shit ton of photos taken, there will be gems. Obviously, we are taking photos that are more about the environment than the person, but the stiffness was still showing, and you need to look relaxed and like the bad motherfucker you are. Hope this helps.

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