What’s the best Headshot pose for business?
Well the truth is there is no one pose that is “the best” but I can tell you the types and how you should decide which one is for you. So, in no particular order here’s this weeks:
No 9. The “Squinch” by Peter Hurley
Peter Hurley is one of the world’s top portrait photographers, author, speaker and coach. Recognized as the leader in the field of headshot photography he ‘invented’ the squinch pose which is more of a facial expression. By slightly squinting your eyes with a slight pinch you show confidence. Be sure not to wrinkle your forehead. Try practicing this one in the mirror. You can use this with any of the poses mentioned over the last 8 posts. Uses:  LinkedIn, Profile photo, Email Signature

What’s the best Headshot pose for business?
Well the truth is there is no one pose that is “the best” but I can tell you the types and how you should decide which one is for you. So, in no particular order here’s this weeks:
No 8. The Natural-Candid Pose
This pose is a natural look with a candid feel. The best way to achieve this look is to slightly angle your shoulders to the camera and look at the camera or to the side of it. This gives off the appearance of a candid yet natural look. Hands should be in a natural position. This pose is great for those who want to show off their personal style and appearance. Uses: Printed Material, Email Signature, Personal Branding Photo

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What’s the best Headshot pose for business?
Well the truth is there is no one pose that is “the best” but I can tell you the types and how you should decide which one is for you. So, in no particular order here’s this weeks:
No 7. The Full Body Pose
The full-body pose is a wonderful way to show off your entire appearance in your headshot. Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart and pose with your arms and hands in a natural position. This pose is great for those who want to show off their personal style and appearance in addition to their professional appearance. Uses: LinkedIn, Printed Material, Email Signature

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What’s the best Headshot pose for business?
Well the truth is there is no one pose that is “the best” but I can tell you the types and how you should decide which one is for you. So, in no particular order here’s this weeks:
No 6. The Lean-Out Pose
The lean-Out pose is a great way to show off your personality and approachability in your headshot. Lean back slightly towards the camera, while still maintaining good posture. This pose is great to look more engaged and connected. Uses: LinkedIn, Profile photo, Email Signature

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What’s the best Headshot pose for business?
Well the truth is there is no one pose that is “the best” but I can tell you the types and how you should decide which one is for you. So, in no particular order here’s this weeks:
No 5. The Hands-on-Hip Pose
The hands-on-hip pose is a terrific way to show off your confidence and approachability. Place your hands on your hips and look directly at the camera with a natural expression. This pose is great for those who want to appear confident and approachable. Uses: LinkedIn, Profile photo, Email Signature

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What’s the best Headshot pose for business?
Well the truth is there is no one pose that is “the best” but I can tell you the types and how you should decide which one is for you. So, in no particular order here’s this weeks:
No 4. The Low Crossed Arms Pose
The low crossed arms pose can give off a relaxed and confident vibe in your headshot. Simply cross your arms over your waist and look directly at the camera with a neutral expression. This pose is great for those who want to appear open but assertive. Be sure to have a warm genuine smile so you look friendly and approachable. Uses: LinkedIn, Profile photo, Acting headshot

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What’s the best Headshot pose for business?
Well the truth is there is no one pose that is “the best” but I can tell you the types and how you should decide which one is for you. So, in no particular order here’s this weeks:
No 3. Slight Angle Pose
The slight angle pose is a great way to add some depth and dimension to your headshot. How to do it? Simply angle one shoulder towards the camera while still keeping your face centred. This pose is great for those who want to appear confident and approachable, while still showing off their best features.
Uses: LinkedIn, Profile photo, Email Signature.

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What’s the best Headshot pose for business?
Well the truth is there is no one pose that is “the best” but I can tell you the types and how you should decide which one is for you. So, in no particular order here’s this weeks:
No 2. Slight Head Tilt
A slight head tilt can help portray bit of personality and charm. But it does need to BE SLIGHT. Tilt your head to one side, while keeping your eyes focused on the camera. This pose is great for those who want to appear friendly and approachable, while still looking professional. This pose is suitable for both male and female headshots. But don’t tilt your ear too much to the side as it can look unprofessional.
Uses: Corporate, Law, Real Estate, Accounting.

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No 1. Classic Head and Shoulders Pose

The classic head and shoulders pose is a timeless option for a professional headshot. Just stand straight, shoulders back, and look directly at the camera with a natural expression. This pose is great for showing off your confidence and approachability.
Uses: LinkedIn, Profile photo, Email Signature.

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