BEST WAY TO TAKE THE PERFECT TRAVEL SELFIE

BEST WAY TO TAKE THE PERFECT TRAVEL SELFIE

The Oxford Dictionary defines "Sylvie" had taken one photograph, usually one taken with your Smartphone or webcam and shared through social media, "and that in detail in the following example:" silvis sometimes are acceptable, but not necessary to deploy the new image for yourself every day.

Let's face it (no pun intended), and a few things really necessary in life, we believe that there are exceptions to every rule – great hair days, eyebrows in FLAC, or one of those days where things went according to plan-they're all great opportunities to take Sylvie or three. (So is lunch, especially when there is avocado participate.) However, let us not forget our favorite time take silvii game to the next level: travel. It's like sending postcards happy for friends, and who doesn't love a good postcard? That's right, everyone does. Even before you fill your phone memory with your face, check our six tips your favorite game Sylvie.

1. arms

Sylvie rule number one: try not to get your arms in the shot, even if it means being a painful. Work with corners or using the crop feature.

2. the face

Next up: the face. While the cool sunglasses, don't take all Sylvie with shades. I'm sure you have beautiful eyes, so own it. As the former supermodel Tyra Banks has taught us the "next top model" popular American television show, you'll learn how to "smizi" – smile with your eyes. Also, be natural: forget pout or dokvis or fish gap – watching the smile just like no camera! People just better looking when they smile, you're traveling, so what is there to smile about?

3. background

While you may find the perfect lighting with street lamp, a garbage dumpster behind you is not so great. Show the stunning sunset in California or on the Beach South Africa. Choosing the perfect backdrop is also key to get more times. (Let us loves facial, post a picture sort of always on, regardless of how many attempt to separate your self from it.) People may get tired of your face, but if you have a kangaroo or "Sydney Opera House" to go with it, everyone would be like, "OMG! So cool! "As they go as far.

4. snap first, edit later

A few people will acknowledge it, but behind every good silvii is usually a few bad images didn't make the cut: silvii took even the most experienced sometimes eyes closed or garbage are visible in the background. Therefore: try different angles and sudden like what is job – and then edit, filter, and later met. Not just your camera roll for anyone and everything is good.

5. equipment

Personally, I always go for a Smartphone, but tools like GoPro with fisheye lens panoramic more, or accessories such as clips katlait that brighten your photos, can be useful or just fun. DSLR camera offers great quality, and can make you look like you have street cred, but the lens might also hinder you to hunt these amazing background or actual face in all its glory Sylvie. In addition, they are generally more complicated to travel with.

Now, I know he feels like he has been left out of sticks Sylvie: she could be comfortable, but unless you and/or all your friends very short arms (I'm talking t-Rex Center), don't use them. Sylvie sticks are banned in many places, and they just look silly.

6. set group selfie

If you don't travel alone, I recommend taking silvis group for a variety of reasons: A) it's good to show them I was traveling with. B) it shows others that you would not be ashamed of its existence. C) you can always use the caption "#squadgoals" while wondering why no one has come up with a cooler of Sylvie group. If you're in a group, make sure silvii-taking the most experienced administrator. We hope that this is also the one with the longest arm. (Basically, we all need a friend who can have a stick Sylvie).