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... Read moreเวลาถ่ายรูป “สาวพยาบาล” ให้ดูน่ารักแต่ยังสุภาพ (โดยเฉพาะชุดพยาบาลหญิง/ชุดพยาบาลพิธีการ) เราว่าหัวใจคือ “มือ + สายตา + องศาหน้า” แค่ปรับนิดเดียวรูปก็ละมุนขึ้นมาก เลยสรุปท่าโพสที่ใช้ได้จริงจากที่ลองถ่ายเองและเห็นเพื่อนๆทำแล้วขึ้นกล้องมาฝากค่ะ 1) ท่าแตะคางยิ้มเบาๆ เหมาะกับภาพครึ่งตัว ให้มือข้างหนึ่งแตะคางแบบหลวมๆ ไม่ต้องกดแรง แล้วเอียงหน้า 10–15 องศา มองกล้องหรือมองเฉียงนิดๆ จะได้ฟีล “รูปพยาบาลน่ารักๆ” มาก 2) ท่าประสานมือใต้คาง (Cute but classy) เอามือทั้งสองข้างประสานกันใต้คาง หรือวางบนโต๊ะแล้วโน้มตัวมานิดเดียว ยิ้มแบบเห็นฟันเล็กน้อย ภาพจะดูเป็นนักศึกษาพยาบาลสายสดใส 3) ท่าวางมือประสานบนโต๊ะ + หลังตรง ถ่ายในห้องเรียน/โต๊ะทำงานแล้วดูเรียบร้อยสุดๆ ท่านี้เหมาะกับชุดพิธีการมาก เพราะช่วยให้ชุดดูเนี้ยบและทรงสวย 4) ท่าหันหลังแล้วหันหน้ากลับมายิ้ม (Back turn) ยืนหรือ นั่งหันหลัง แล้วหันหน้ากลับมาให้เห็นรอยยิ้ม เป็นท่าที่ทำให้ “ถ่ายรูปพยาบาล” ดูมีสตอรี่ แนะนำให้หันกลับมาแค่ครึ่งหน้า จะดูละมุน 5) ท่าถือแฟ้ม/เอกสาร (พร็อพช่วยชีวิต) ถ้าถือแฟ้มสีน้ำเงินหรือเอกสาร ให้ยกขึ้นระดับอกหรือยกสูงนิดๆ แล้วมองกล้อง ยิ้มสดใส ได้ลุคตั้งใจเรียน/ตั้งใจทำงาน ไม่เขินมือ 6) พิงราวแล้วมองขึ้น (มุมเผลอแบบตั้งใจ) ยืนพิงราวเหล็ก หันหน้าเฉียงและมองขึ้นด้านบน เหมาะกับถ่ายมุมกว้าง ให้ตัวยืด ดูขายาวขึ้นแบบธรรมชาติ 7) นั่งยองๆ ในทางเดิน (คุมองศาหน้า) ถ้าถ่ายในทางเดิน ลองนั่งยองๆ แล้วหันหน้าไปด้านข้าง ให้กล้องอยู่สูงกว่านิดหนึ่ง จะได้มุมหน้าเรียว ระวังหลังงอ—หลังตรงไว้รูปจะดูแพง 8) นั่งกับพื้นในทางเดิน (โทนขาวดำก็รอด) ท่านี้ให้เข่าชิดกันนิดๆ มือวางบนตักหรือจับปลายแขนเสื้อเบาๆ แล้วมองออกข้าง ภาพขาวดำจะยิ่งดูมีฟีลและไม่หวานเกิน 9) “รูปพยาบาลไหว้” แบบสุภาพ ถ้าจะไหว้ ให้ยกมือระดับอก ปลายนิ้วชิด ไม่กางศอกมาก แล้วยิ้มอ่อนๆ เหมาะกับภาพพิธีการและคอนเทนต์แนะนำตัว 10) ทริคมุมกล้อง/แสงให้สวยขึ้นทันที - กล้องสูงกว่าระดับตาเล็กน้อย หน้าเด็กขึ้น - หันหน้าเข้าหาแสงหน้าต่าง/ไฟขาว จะทำให้ชุดพยาบาลขาวสะอาด - โพส 3 รูปแบบในจุดเดียว: มองกล้อง/มองเฉียง/ก้มยิ้ม จะได้เลือกง่าย ถ้าอยากได้ฟีล “สาวพยาบาลสวยๆ” แบบไม่ต้องพยายามมาก ให้เริ่มจากท่าพื้นฐาน 3 ท่า: แตะคาง + ประสานมือบนโต๊ะ + ถือแฟ้ม รับรองว่าขึ้นกล้องและดูสุภาพเหมาะกับชุดพยาบาลทุกแบบค่ะ

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A woman with long hair and a dark headband takes a selfie, making a peace sign with her hand and puckering her lips, conveying a positive and self-care attitude.
It’s not too late for nursing school at 30 ✨
These are a couple steps I have been taking this summer to set the tone for starting nursing school next month while running a full time business, working at a hospital part time, and prioritizing my own self. 1) I finally got accepted into nursing school in my 30’s and I’m so excited but with
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Tiandra

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NURSE
#nursingstudent #nursingschool #nurse #nurselife #nursetok
Wynnie Nursingtips

Wynnie Nursingtips

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🩺 Which Nurse Should You Become? Part 2
✿ different paths, different dreams ✿ Whether you want to travel the country, care for tiny newborns, assist in surgery, or become a CRNA, every nursing journey starts with one step. 🩵 Travel Nurse 👶 NICU Nurse 🏥 OR Nurse 💉 CRNA Which path are you choosing? Comment your dream special
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Linn Scrub’s

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Start My Journey with me as a PRN princess: Nurse
Becoming a PRN Princess 👑 wasn’t instant… but it was so worth the wait. My journey into per diem nursing was not as simple as applying and getting hired on the spot — it was a whole process, filled with interviews, follow-ups, patience, and trust. I knew that I wanted to continue working in beds
Lynn

Lynn

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A smiling young woman, a new grad pediatric nurse, wearing blue scrubs, with the title 'How I became a New Grad Peds Nurse' overlayed.
A young woman, a new grad pediatric nurse, covering her mouth with her hands, looking surprised or playful, wearing blue scrubs.
A young woman, a new grad pediatric nurse, holding a Barbie doll dressed in scrubs and pointing at it, smiling.
How I became a Peds Nurse right after graduation!!
It’s not impossible to work on a specialized unit as a new grad!! Get your foot in the door anyway you can!!!!!! I started at my hospital as a patient care tech on the ICU. I was just looking to get my foot in the door for health care before nursing school. During my first semester of nursin
Faith Doane

Faith Doane

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A day in the life as an aesthetic NP
I spent 5 years working in different ICUs as a registered nurse, which gave me great experience and expanded my knowledge of medicine and nursing immensely. However, I felt myself losing passion in the critical care realm after working through the COVID pandemic and started to become very emotional
LaurenB

LaurenB

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Nursing students must know for nclex!
Stage 1: Dilation Stage Begins: Onset of true labor contractions Ends: Full cervical dilation (10 cm) Phases: Latent Phase Cervix: 0–3 cm Contractions: Mild, irregular → becoming more regular Mom is usually excited, talkative, able to cope Active Phase Cervix: 4–7 cm Contractions: Stronge
Nurse Desire

Nurse Desire

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DIY projects #decor #onabudget #office
I started my UM position as a Nurse 6 months ago it came with having my own office and I have not decorated it, def didn’t want to spend a lot of money on doing it. Found these inspiration stickers on Amazon and painters board for cheap. #officedecor #onabudget #letsdoit
Kaykay

Kaykay

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How I Position Feet For Content 😍😩⭐️🤍🎀
more TOE bbls coming next week. | 📍Buckhead, ATL | TXT 678.995.4170 TO 📚 #deluxepedicure #buckheadnails #atlnailtech #frenchnails
StateOfNails

StateOfNails

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What No One Tells You About Death as a New Nurse 🕯️
The first patient death I experienced happened on night shift. It was about 6 months into my first nursing position. It wasn’t my patient that night, but it was my patient the night prior. No instructor ever prepared you for the silence after a death in the hospital. No textbook explained to yo
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𝓑𝓻𝓲𝓪𝓷𝓷𝓪 ◡̈

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💉 How I Became a Critical Care Nurse: My Journey 💉
Life has a way of testing us, but I turned my pain into purpose. Here’s my story: After sitting out two semesters of nursing school, I was ready to return and finish strong. But tragedy struck again—I lost my brother and cousin to gun violence, both innocent bystanders. It was one of the darkest
Taylor Price RN, BSN

Taylor Price RN, BSN

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