“I always drop my shoulders and take one small breath right before the photo. It softens your expression and gets rid of that tense ‘photo face.’ I also slightly shift my weight to one side, it relaxes your posture and keeps you from looking rigid.” ― Isela Lozano

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the Monitor because it sees good journalism as vital to ...

Choose clean, simple backgrounds. Distraction-free settings allow your face to stand out, especially in a tiny digital thumbnail. Use flattering, even lighting. Avoid harsh shadows; soft light instantly elevates your image. Pick outfits you genuinely feel good in. Comfort shows in the face and posture - more than any filter can.

Arctic Wolves Get Up Close & Personal with Photographer and Pose for Camera Like Pros originally appeared on PetHelpful. Photographer Silas Pijamini is an arctic guide on the northernmost island of Canada, and he shares some very cool videos and photos of ...

ATLANTA — A woman charged with killing four of her young children and their father smiled and flashed a double thumbs up to news cameras during her first court appearance Friday before telling a judge she doesn’t want an attorney. Isabel Martinez, 33 ...

Lindaikejisblog.com reported the director of Information of the Student Union Government, Comrade Onigah Joseph as having confirmed the arrest in a statement on Tuesday, March 23. According to him, the suspects specialised in phone theft and other criminal ...