Because running is a dynamic sport, as long as your facial muscles relax, it is very likely that the photographer will just capture the moment when your mouth shakes.
Second, hats are very important.
If you can't tie your hair neatly, you must cover it with a hat. Because then you won't be photographed with bangs sticking to your face.
Third, avoid wide-angle cameras.
Because my meat is too loose and the wide-angle camera is too cruel, it will magnify the truth I don't want to face.
So I improved the next two runs, and the photos I took were not fleshy. Because I remember that when I ran past the photographer, I had to use a little force in my mouth and tighten my facial muscles-the disadvantage was that my expression was similar.
Then I found two other very important things:
1. Running posture is very important! Will seriously affect the handsome camera.
2. Photographers who shoot running should use SLR to capture at high speed.
3. Photographers who shoot running take more shots. There will be a lot of bad photos, but the point is that one or two are very nice.
The key points of taking beautiful running photos are as follows:
Pay attention to your running posture.
Run with your head held high and your waist straight, don't hunch your back and shrug your shoulders! Remember to swing your arms back and forth, and don't open them to your sides. When you see the photographer, you can take a bigger step, which is beautiful.
facial expression
Even if you are embarrassed to smile at the camera, remember to use some force on your face when you pass the photographer, so the chances of becoming an aunt are much lower.
Hat and sunglasses
Hats and sunglasses are good partners for taking pictures: hats will prevent hair from sticking to the forehead. Sunglasses can avoid being photographed and wandering eyes. These two things can give way to the handsome degree of running photos.
Try a new posture.
Bravely try to pose a different action: otherwise, the photos taken every time are very close, which makes you feel bored.