A driver’s license is an integral legal document and one that you will frequently use and look at. Because of this, it is important to consider how you want to look before you go to take a driver’s license photo. This picture should look like how you appear on a daily basis to ensure proper identification. Here are a few simple tips that will help your photo turn out great.

Top 3 Tips For Driver’s License Photos

1. Choose Colors Carefully

There is a limit to how much personality you should show for your driver’s license photo. This is especially true with the type of clothing you wear. Wearing colors that are too close to your skin color can make you look pale or even sick. Shirts with busy patterns, neon hues, and huge logos are also not recommended. For best results, you should wear clothes with soft colors that are not distracting to the eye. 

2. Stick to Your Normal Style

There’s no need to overdo your hair or makeup when taking your driver’s license photo. The purpose of this legal document’s picture is identification. As such, you should simply keep your hair neat and wear it in your normal style. Put on the same amount of makeup that you normally would. This way, you will look presentable, but you’ll still look like how you appear on a daily basis. 

3. Practice Good Posture

Your driver’s license photo may only be a headshot, but your posture can still affect how you look. Standing up straight will help you keep your neck raised while facing the camera, which will help the picture turn out better and make you appear more self-assured. Use a friendly expression rather than a big smile in case the picture is captured mid-expression change. 

Whether you need new license plates or help with vehicle registration, you can count on Guillory’s Title & Notary Service in Ville Platte, LA. Serving the Evangeline Parish for over 15 years, their diligent team will provide efficient notary services for your legal document needs. To learn more about how they can help with driver’s license forms or obtaining license plates, visit them online or call (337) 506-3957.