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I've read to take a professional-looking head shot, but I just took a picture of my driver's license photo and uploaded that.
Is your dog also applying to medical school?
It needs to be of you.Look professional. In a suit or a dress shirt is preferable. Shot from shoulders up. Solid background. Good lighting. Smile.
Lol thanks. You're right.Is your dog also applying to medical school?
Look professional. In a suit or a dress shirt is preferable. Shot from shoulders up. Solid background. Good lighting. Smile.
Wear a suit and tie
Stand next to a neutral colored wall
Tilt your head 15 degrees to the right
Have a friend or family member take the picture from the head and shoulders
Boom you got yourself a headshot
Stand next to a neutral colored wall
Tilt your head 15 degrees to the right
Have a friend or family member take the picture from the head and shoulders
Boom you got yourself a headshot
Is it OK if the background isn't a solid color? I have trees in the background but its def a professional shot
Solid background is certainly better. BUT...having trees in the background isn't going to be the reason a school rejects you.
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I like aesthetic of a natural background more than a wall so I used photo that was taken outside where the only thing in focus was me. if you take it on a non wall background ensure that you are the main subject and nothing distracting is going on.
Putting your dog in the photo is distracting to say the least but is also mind blowing and hilarious because of how ridiculous it is. Do you want to be known as the ridiculous applicant?
Putting your dog in the photo is distracting to say the least but is also mind blowing and hilarious because of how ridiculous it is. Do you want to be known as the ridiculous applicant?