Double chin in photos
If you are one of those people who has a photo take only to find you have a double chin and no neck then the answer is simple..
Human nature is predictable and almost everyone follows the same problems when it comes to photos being taken, Double chin’s come from two area, one is physical and the other is mental (psychological)
Lets deal with the psychological double chin problem. This I can break down to two parts one is thinking they look good and emotive response…
Pose with a mirror out of sight and then look at the mirror you will find that this may not be a flattering as you thought or you could do if you could see yourself in a mirror.
the camera tends to lie with poses so what to most feels right may in fact be very wrong.
The other part to this is the shock or bracing themselves that Leads to the pose with the head retracted and back, if you think to yourself shock and horror or jump and startled expressions you will find that your head moves backward on your shoulders and your chin drops down leading to a double chin.
This is obviously the physical which most people do, by leading your self for a pose you should.
Press shoulders back and make sure your back is straight.
Push your head slightly forward and upwards using your neck being carefull not to drop your chin; for some rasing the chin slightly will remove a double chin in photographs.
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