My Teacher Photo

 

Teacher Photo Process:

  • Before: 
    • It helps to know someone in photography and graphic who can do most of the difficult work for you. This way, you have less to worry about when it comes to the actual photo itself since most of it can be edited in during post-production. Make sure the facial expression is warm, but firm nonetheless, and gives a position of both kindness and authority.
  • During: 
    • If I could have changed anything, it probably would have been the position of my eyes. Focusing in on the camera can be difficult, and while I did a decent job, it most certainly was not perfect.
  • After: 
    • Following the steps above pretty much ensures you'll enjoy the results like I did. 

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