Sentences with phrase «profile shot where»

This is mostly visible in the center profile shot where you can see the shirt standing off my chest on the neckline.

My favorite is the profile shot where you can see its little nose, mouth and chin.

Not exact matches

But his rants about black Americans and his full - throated defense of police during high - profile shootings were eventually what earned him a seat at the Fox News table, where he frequently appears but is not a paid contributor.

However I have seen profiles where I think we are particularly suited, and maybe we live quite close, so I think it is worth a second shot.

I've worked with many men and women on a variety of issues, including online dating profile and strategy, where to meet their kind of singles, and trouble - shooting a difficult relationship.

It's tempting to scroll through Facebook to find a profile photo, but this method can sometimes lead to a journey back in time where you finally find that perfect shot from 2010.

You can take a look at the screen shot below circled in red where it shows that various women have viewed our profile and send us instant messages.

Pretty soon, people will start skipping over poor quality images and head straight to the profiles where people have made the effort to get some light, bright good quality shots.

It's probably Mamet's finest film as a director, his widescreen composition is wonderful — there's this one shot where Emily Mortimer's head, in profile, sits in the center of the screen while she talks and it's exceptional.

While you may have a nice smile, photos where you have obviously been cut out of a group shot are not good choices for your LinkedIn profile.

Don't worry about head - shots, a great thing societies do in colleges actually, is the photography society — It will take head - shots of people for LinkedIn and that's a really — Definitely take that up if you can, because it's generally quite good value, but you don't need a professional picture, just a picture where people can see you and you look friendly and approachable, that's all you're worried about, definitely adjusting your headline, so your headline is the piece of information that comes up in the search result and your name and decide your photograph and that will be automatically populate about what you put in your profile.

For example, one BBC News profile tells the story of a woman who flew with her friends to Las Vegas and took her wedding dress to a shooting range where she shot it full of bullets, a scene not unlike the divorce party Abby had in Bravo's hit series Girlfriend's Guide to Divorce (only she shot at her dress with paintballs).