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Peter Spalton, founder of thedatingdoctor.co.uk, suggests: "They need a series of pictures. The main profile picture needs to be head and shoulders.<\/p>\n
"You mustn't stare at the camera – you don't want to look like a rabbit in the headlights."<\/p>\n
It is also important to consider what is in the background of such shots, as dirty washing or similarly inappropriate objects will not be well received.<\/p>\n
Updating the image depending on the time of year is also a good idea, so summer snaps require bright lighting, while many people look slightly different in the winter.<\/p>\n
Finally, Mr Spalton advises having a full-length picture that shows a person's real body shape, as singletons like to be able to see this for themselves.<\/p>\n
People might find they prefer to use their smartphones to browse such platforms, rather than a computer, as mobile consultant and digital trainer at the IDM Rob Thurner recently claimed approximately 28 per cent of all internet use is now carried out on these handy gadgets.<\/p>\n
Posted by Trevor Smith
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