Week 1
In Week 1 David Suh compares your beauty to this natural phenomenon.
What is a sunset?
These 9 [blank], combined with head tilts, can be used to create variation in your pictures and change the way you portray yourself.
What are the 9 selfie angles?
These three elements are covered during the week 3 video lessons. (Name at least one)
What are space, lighting, and camera angle?
The live students learn to use [open or closed] body language to showcase a stronger, more confident energy.
What is open body language?
This refers to the process of selecting your final photos that you will edit.
What is culling?
These three individuals are the live students seen in each pre-recorded lesson.
Who are Melissa, Collins, and Abby?
Typically characterized by joints or bends in the body, these 7 [blank] are used to create new poses in your photos.
What are the 7 posing points?
Looking for these when selecting a space, will enable you to create more variation, more dynamic poses, than using a empty space.
What are posing tools?
What is a low angle with an upward tilt?
When editing on a phone app, David suggests picking and setting this first.
What is a filter?
"looking attractive in photographs or on film"
What is the definition of photogenic?
An method suggested by David to help you slow down, think about your poses, and really sink into the feeling of the pose.
What is 'sit and sizzle'?
This element creates the mood and emotion of a photo.
What is lighting?
To accentuate a specific body part, you need to bring that body part this direction relative to the camera.
What is forward?
Though able to make the whole photo brighter or the whole photo darker, this editing tool is not a tool to "fix" bad lighting.
What is exposure?
At the end of each week, this person determines how beautiful and photogenic your pictures are.
Who is 'yourself'?
In order to help you set up your [blank], David suggests you work through the posing points in a specific order.
What is your foundation?
David recommends this camera angle when sitting to avoid cutting out the middle of the body.
What is a high angle?
The 4th mission limited the amount of shots you could take to help you focus taking photos with this.
What is intention?
You are able to adjust just the darkest or lightest parts of your photos with these two editing tools.
What are shadows and highlights?
These things, that you can learn to use to your advantage, are aspects of photogenic-ness as a skill. Name at least three.
What are angles, poses, editing, lighting, clothing, expression, colors, location, etc?
A range from masculine to feminine, this should be kept in mind when recognizing what you want to showcase at different times and for different photos. A counter-notion to the idea that there are gender-specific poses.
What is the posing spectrum?
When a light is facing you directly and not creating any shadows.
What is flat lighting?
Highlighting the benefit of using the back camera of your phone over the selfie camera, David points out that looking at this takes you out of the moment of flowing through your poses.
What is your reflection and/or yourself?
By turning this editing tool all the way down, you can create a black and white photo without using a black and white filter.
What is saturation?