Picture it: you’re chilling at the park and the sun’s rays are shining down on your glam outfit (and did we mention your makeup is poppin’, too?). You whip out your phone, angle it for a selfie, and then … you take an awful photo.

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Don’t worry: it’s easy to take better pictures of yourself with a little pro guidance. Follow these 10 tips to take better pics, whether you’re going for a sexy new Instagram selfie or an artsy self-portrait.

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1 – Hold the camera as far away as you can

This is tough if you have a big phone, but the best selfies get as much in the frame as possible. If you hold your phone too close, you’re going to end up with a fisheye effect. And that’s probably not the look you’re going for, right?

Try not to push your head away from the camera when you hold your arm out. It might feel weird to not do that, but this pose makes you look super awkward in your selfie. #JustSaying

Oh, and if you have a selfie stick, don’t be afraid to use it! Yeah, people poke fun at selfie sticks, but they take better photos. Sometimes you need more than an arm’s reach to take a nice pic, and a selfie stick gets the job done.

2 – Hold the camera above your eye line

Nobody wants a distorted chin, right? If you’re struggling to make your face look sharper, lean back! Take a selfie from above your eye line. That’s a super flattering angle for most people because it eliminates skin rolls. It’s also nice because it doesn’t give people a front-row seat to your nose hairs, which we all appreciate.

3 – Check your lighting

Lighting is your best friend. Aside from your makeup or outfit, it’s the most important factor for taking a better picture of yourself.

Softer lighting is better. But if you’re outside, you can’t do much to control the sun. If that’s the case, try to find a shady spot underneath a tree to snap your selfie. You can also try snapping pics in the early morning or late afternoon when the sun is low on the horizon.

For indoor portraits, you still want to use natural light whenever possible. You don’t want a dim room or bright, fluorescent lights. Too much darkness will hide your pretty face and fluorescent lights will highlight every little imperfection on your skin. Try opening a window and snapping a pic with real sunshine instead.

Whether you’re inside or outside, make sure you’re facing the light source. Don’t use flash on your phone! It seems like a good idea, but trust us: flash will make you look washed out and give you red demon-eyes.

4 – Use the rule of thirds (for real, though)

Ever wonder how celebrities take better selfies? Well, it’s usually because they follow the rule of thirds.

Use the grid overlay on your phone and line up your face to be on one of the intersecting “tic-tac-toe” lines. This will draw people’s eyes to your face and make for a better self portrait.

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You should also figure out what you want in the background. Do you want a cool cityscape? A coffee shop? Art posters? Choose an interesting (but not distracting) background for your selfie.

Keep your face as the main subject. Use the gridlines to position your face at the bottom right or bottom left of the grid to show off your cool background.

5 – Look into the lens

This is a must if you’re using the front-facing camera on your phone. Yeah, it’s hard not to look at yourself when you’re snapping a selfie, but it looks weird to everyone else. Staring at your photo will make it so you’re looking slightly off to the side instead of at the camera, which looks less personal.

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You have our permission to check yourself out as much as you want before you snap a pic. But when you’re ready for action, look at the lens right before taking a selfie.

6 – Smile!

Maybe you’re thinking, “Duh! I know how to smile!”

Sure, maybe you have a great smile naturally, but capturing it in a photo is actually kind of hard. That’s why so many people prefer serious or sexy selfies; you don’t have to smile!

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You risk taking a selfie with a fake, plastered-on smile that will make people think, “Is she okay???”

Practice your “natural” smile before you selfie. Try to have fun with it so your smile actually carries over into your eyes. If that’s not working, try squinting your eyes so your eyes don’t look too open (it’s creepy).

Alternatively, you can always try the fun and artsy half-smile selfie pose.

7 – Practice makes perfect

It takes practice to nail a natural smile for the camera. The same goes for your angles and poses!

Everybody has a go-to pose. Whether you’re a duck-face diva or a sidearm savant, you’ll want to change things up so you don’t take the same picture over and over.

Stand in front of a mirror, put on some good music, and take a lot of pictures. Switch up your pose and add props if it feels right. From there, choose 3-5 poses that you like best and fine-tune them. Before long, you’ll have camera-ready poses ready at a moment’s notice.

8 – Get a tripod

Tripods might seem a little extra for a traditional selfie, but if you’re taking a more polished self portrait (or you just want to show off your killer outfit), you need a tripod.

Most tripods come with a handy Bluetooth remote, which we highly recommend. Here’s how it works:

Attach your phone to the tripod. For the love of all that is good, make sure it’s secure! You don’t want your $1,500 phone falling on the sidewalk.
Adjust your phone settings for exposure, focus, etc.
Mark where you’ll want to stand in the shot.