Anonymous wrote:Lead with a body/action shot (running, cycling) or an I look friendly/fun/active body shot (golf, sailing, etc) and then include the best head shot you have. Most women around your age (I am one) aren’t looking for the pretty boy players. I’d also include a blurb about yourself/what you are looking for that isn’t too serious but shows your personality.
While having a number of full-body photos can work well for a woman's profile, for a man this tends to indicate he is hiding his face (because he is married or in a relationship.)
Anonymous wrote:Also get professional photo shoot that can show you in your best light, nice smile, colors etc.
Friend, you're screwed and will wind up like this loser:
https://www1.pictures.zimbio.com/gi/2019+Vanity+Fa...osted+Radhika+Y5OZyKYdo8Nx.jpg
ddintysons wrote:I hope that everyone is doing as well as possible during the COVID-19 lockdown. I am a divorced man in my mid-50s getting back into the dating scene.
I am a tax attorney (fun day and night!!), and I have been trying on-line dating (Match, Bumble).
My issue is how to optimize my profile photos.
I was an athlete in college (I boxed) and I am good shape. Specifically, my profile photos that include my body get the most positive comments (more specifically, any photos that include my legs or that are full-body get the most comments.) My face, which is what most people lead with, is not stellar. I had women I have met IRF after meeting on the site tell me that I am "more handsome in person." The women who have seen me naked will compliment my body.
However, female friends that have reviewed my profile will gently suggest that I avoid just headshots.
My looks are what they are (I am bald and dark-complected, and appear older than I am). While having a number of full-body photos can work well for a woman's profile, for a man this tends to indicate he is hiding his face (because he is married or in a relationship.)
Please know that I have taken a number of photos (including photos by professional photographers) that include or focus on my face and women still seem to focus on my body.
What are you trying to attract? I say this because for someone looking for a meaningful relationship, any swimsuit or shirtless photos are a hard no as are photos with your kids.
Lead with tax attorney and you'll be set!
Actually, phrase it as partner in a law firm.
Anonymous wrote:Lead with tax attorney and you'll be set!