It's all about the Jaw!

Want to look more photogenic or photograph people looking more photogenic? Peter Hurley explains how he accentuates the jawline of his clients with a few simple tips that you'll want to add to your repertoire for quick use whenever you have a human being in front of your camera. If you want to dig deeper into these concepts check out his DVD "The Art Behind The Headshot." www.peterhurley.com/dvd or www.ph2pro.com and www.peterhurley.com.

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[dreamofbaloo]

incredible! What a revelation... Thank you for this. Are you coming to the UK?

[Peter Hurley]

I'm not sure when I'll be back to the UK. If I do add a workshop to the schedule you'd see it on my ph2pro site. Glad you liked it!

[Brian Michael]

Love the use of the word 'Action'

"look at this action right here" hahahaahha

[smoover1989]

Shabaam! Boom!

[Synthetase2]

Very interesting insight! Also, I love your enthusiasm @ 11:48!

[Charly Arreola]

"SHAA BAAAAAAM! Now we're talking" hahaha great vid :P

[Andre Santos]

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you man!

[CR TURFORD]

Hey, this is one of the smartest, slickest, most-entertaining educational YouTube posts I've ever seen. Great stuff fella.

[Kazanchev]

you are the boss! :D

[siscopiso]

@Peter Hurley: how much of the shoulders should be in the shot? reason Im asking is that sometimes when I take a headshot and the model is leaning forward (based on your video tips here) the head looks rather unproportionately large compared to the shoulders, even though Im shooting with a long focal length!

[glitteryc00kie]

5:24 = TEXTBOOK blue steel. lmfao

[CraftyInstigator]

Thank you. This is great advice.