stick to your angles

[Gina]

There are certain angles that are more flattering than others so you might want to learn about your best angles and stick to them if you can. Then, once you find them then try to always recreate them so that you will always look your best in pictures. YOu’ll love yourself a lot more that way.

[suzie]

THat's a good idea. And when you feel good about the way that you look in pictures it will help to motivate you to keep trying. Good advice!

[jan]

that's good advice if you want to take a great photo, but for before and after photos it may be better if you just focused on taking the most honest photo possible. Taking photos by positioning your body in a certain angle is not a great way to track your weight loss progress. It could make you think you have lost weight or that you have more weight than you actually do on a certain area of your body. So, while I do think it's great to find out what angles you like best for regular photography, when it comes to B&A photos, it's probably best to take a photo straight on.

[ChristySmiles]

that's good advice if you want to take a great photo, but for before and after photos it may be better if you just focused on taking the most honest photo possible. Taking photos by positioning your body in a certain angle is not a great way to track your weight loss progress. It could make you think you have lost weight or that you have more weight than you actually do on a certain area of your body. So, while I do think it's great to find out what angles you like best for regular photography, when it comes to B&A photos, it's probably best to take a photo straight on.

I agree with Jan. As good as it is to find the best angle, you really should focus on taking "honest" b&a photos if you want to accurately track your weight loss. After all, the point of these photos isn't to look good but to track progress. Think of them as your own personal scientific study