Tips to Make your Instagram Pictures Pop

Some of us all aren’t just naturally photogenic. From filters to photo enhancements and adjustments, we have all manipulated our pictures at some point or another – and there is nothing wrong with that if you’re using these extra tools to enhance your art, or fix a blemish or two, or even just have a little fun on social media! With the rise of innovative technology, however, sometimes these methods have the ability to take a toll on people in terms of their self-image. Sometimes it goes so far as many questioning their identity which can result in individuals struggling with their mental health through dissociation of identity, body dysmorphia, and more.

Don’t worry! There are several ways to make your Instagram pictures pop naturally, and for today’s feature, we, at The Modern East are here to give you all the insight on these easy tips and tricks you can try to achieve your Instagram aesthetic goals without falling into behaviors that may impact your self-image in the long run. Keep reading to find out what they are and always remember, that being yourself is so much louder than the pressure to be perfect!

Lean Against Something

(Instagram: @larray)

This pose will help you look relaxed while still enhancing your curves.

Play With your Hair

(Instagram: @nataliataylor)

This is a simple way to look less awkward and have something to do with your hands while posing for a photo. Not only that, but the picture will look candid too!

Mirror Pictures

(Instagram: @naileadevora)

Taking Mirror Pictures are far from basic, they are so cool and easy to take – especially when you have a cute mirror and a background that will also reflect not only through the picture but your personality too!

Car Pictures

(Instagram: @emmachamberlain)

These are cute, simple, and make you look relaxed. No one will ever know you took a hundred of these posing! Sit back, relax, and smile.

Lighting

(Instagram: @kiera)

There is no need to adjust your photos on your editing apps! The best time for pictures is mid-day and right before the sun is going down to get the perfect golden hour vibe in your shot.

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WRITTEN BY :

Omaya Michelle

  • Eclectic soul
  • Staying Mindful
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