I like the 1st one the most, looks candid, like it was taken as you were gonna grab something in your backpack. Love the contrast between you (bright) and the background (dark), makes it easy to read. Also highlights your muscles without being a "hey look at me I'm puffed" kinda pic.Any of these usable for tinder? A bit too posey in my opinion but what you guys think. Ugh, had to screenshot to make quality bad as possible so I could fit these here.
I think it's perfect as a second shot, but well, you will see how it turns out!
I wouldn't use them, first two ones are too posed, last one feels to feminine to me.Any of these usable for tinder? A bit too posey in my opinion but what you guys think. Ugh, had to screenshot to make quality bad as possible so I could fit these here.
@mikkel What would help to decide is to see your current profile. We can debate on the usability of new pics all the time we want, but what matters is to see if it's an upgrade or a downgrade relatively to your current pics in your profile. Maybe you already have a better hiking pic? And how does your first pic look like?
Honestly looks like a great profile. I'd drop #1 and replace it with #4 following @ThelegendofJ 's advice, those pics are redundant in effect, and in general outdoor pics are better than indoor. Pic #5 would be great zooming in on you, I have no idea about the red/blue stuff on the side but it disturbs the readability of the pic.This is my current profile (attachment)
Doesnt give me the results I want. So I'm still consistently looking for photo opportunities to update my photos.
Good to know, thanks for the tips. When you say bump up the shadows, do you mean lighten those areas and then make the highlights darker? In the original photo the shadows were actually so harsh you couldn't see my face at all so I made my best guess trying to brighten it up.@Paid Renegade, that's a great photo. Drop it into lightroom and lower the highlights some, and bump up the shadows for the face just a bit. I'd also saturate the blue hues just a little bit. Otherwise excellent shot.
Yeah, I'm also being overly nitpicky. If the original photo is as you say, then this is probably a huge improvement.Good to know, thanks for the tips. When you say bump up the shadows, do you mean lighten those areas and then make the highlights darker? In the original photo the shadows were actually so harsh you couldn't see my face at all so I made my best guess trying to brighten it up.
You look good enough to date BUT you need some major overhaul to your style and way better pictures.Honestly I just don't look good enough to date (in my opinion)
You have no deformity and are still very young, so you have a very solid base!Honestly I just don't look good enough to date (in my opinion). I am currently using these pictures on dating apps and would love to hear any feedback on how I look, the picture themselves, etc.
I got a haircut a few months ago, and honestly it was probably not a good idea. Growing it back right now.