SELFIE DO's AND DONT's

  Hey guys, have i ever mentioned that we at DMO are crazy about taking selfies and today we thought of sharing with you guys a post to improve your selfies if you already know how to take one and also give you some tips in taking your selfies.
     Now a selfie is more or less a picture you take of your face with a camera, phone or a device or gadget with a camera inbuilt in it. It is mostly taken by teens and individuals of different age grades. Below are a few DO's and DONT's or tips on how to take a selfie.
















Take your selfies in places with good lighting: If you are taking a selfie indoors then turn on a few lights, florescent may not be advisable in most cases. If indoors is not bright enough then make use of natural sunlight outdoors.
2. Watch out for your background: Your background says it all, it could either be a distraction or your key to a professional selfie.
3. Do not be selfish with your selfie and add friends to it.
4. do not take a selfie too close to your face like its a passport picture because it is not.
5. Show of your hair if you just had it done


Here is an example of a selfie taken by Ariana Grande
6. Do not show only your face but take it as a portrait picture
7. Make cute faces, pout, make hand gestures like the peace and ÓK'sign


8, Donot take a selfie directly below your body but anglelise your camera
9. Take a picture of you taking a selfie
10. You could take multiple selfies at once, just hitting the shutter botton and posing in various ways and then pick the best selfies taken.
11.Perfect your selfies with an app. Apps like CYMERA, RETRICA. CAMERA360, PICART works quite well.
12. Have fun taking your selfie
13. Why not use a selfie stick
14. Add stickers and texts to your selfie
15. Add cool filters to your selfies

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