Brilio.net - Procedures for taking photos for official documents tend to be rigid and inflexible. Everyone must behave perfectly, wear sleek hair, dress neatly without makeup or accessories worn. This practice has been passed down from previous generations. However, as time goes by, official photos also have to change.
Apart from increasingly reliable camera resolution , the skills and procedures for taking photos are also more dynamic according to needs. As practiced by the photo studio Debby Motret & TEAM below. Recently, this photo studio with the Instagram account @dm_studiophoto_pky has become the talk of the town on social media, because of its uploads of astonishing diploma photos.
Debby Motret & TEAM uploaded breakthrough results in taking diploma photos which were previously synonymous with a stiff impression. The impression of a diploma photo that was 'spotted', aka unaesthetic, was transformed into a high-quality photo showing the student's beautiful face. Instead of looking like a formal photo, the results actually look like a professional model photo.
photo: Instagram/@dm_studiophoto_pky
High school students who take their diploma photos with their services are allowed to wear light, natural make-up. This make-up does not change their faces, in fact it succeeds in giving a fresh impression to their appearance . Likewise with male students whose photos are no less aesthetic. Even without make-up, your skill in taking photos makes this diploma photo not just a boring photo.
The photo was also taken with a yellow background which made the students' skin color look lighter. With this new photo taking technique and procedure, it is no wonder that the upload has attracted the attention of social media users. Until this article was written, 9.3 million impressions had been collected, as well as 500 thousand likes and thousands of comments.
photo: Instagram/@dm_studiophoto_pky
This photo studio became popular because it succeeded in making diploma photos look 'normal'. Understandably, people generally complain about their photos in official documents. Especially if it is taken using old procedures that require people to appear as they are. Apart from that, in the past natural makeup was not as trendy as it is now.
" My diploma photo looks like a typhus, " said the account @rinda_amalia.
" My diploma looks like a bald, pale cancer person, " said the account @loon.rs.
" What can I do to take a diploma photo without using eyebrows and lipstick, it's just plain, " said the account @fauzanarkanfadillah.
My diploma photo, my hair is parted in the middle, middle curl. Climatic, and coughing. Half a sincere smile, " commented the account @firdaziahh.
photo: Instagram/@dm_studiophoto_pky
In this photo shoot, Debby Motret & TEAM brought the vision that students would be confident in uploading photos of their diplomas.
" Now PD uploads photos of diplomas, because the photo was in the studio's DM, " he explained in the upload.
In fact, they challenged netizens to show photos of their diplomas. Of course, this challenge made netizens confide in each other about their diploma photos not being aesthetically pleasing. Not a few people filled the comments by questioning the validity of the diploma photo in this interesting new style.
photo: Instagram/@dm_studiophoto_pky
" It looks like it's right for my era, the official photo *must look* of the ears, isn't it now, " said the account @r_koesoema_d.
" Isn't it true that the photo of the diploma has to be visible to the ears, " asked the account @pandinie28.
" Well, it doesn't matter who takes the photo, in the past, high school students weren't allowed to wear lipstick, let alone contact lenses... so the photo was just pure loose powder, " admitted the account @pputriwhyuni__.
" At my school, I was even told to remove my eyebrows and lift them, but I was told to use lip balm to remove them, " said the account @itsme_rrraaa.
Even though there are pros and cons regarding whether or not diploma photos can be taken using this method, this current breakthrough can certainly be considered.
(brl/wen)
