1. FIG.130 Audition Photos: The Optimal Bust Shot and Full Body

    Audition photos prioritize legibility of body type, expression, and grooming over flattery.

  2. FIG.131 Speaker Headshots for Name Cards: Photographed to Be Seen from the Stage

    Speaker photos need to read credibility at a distance and sit cleanly next to a bio.

  3. FIG.132 Job Search and Career Change Photos: What Differs Between 30s and 50s

    Age is not erased — it is calibrated. How to balance experience signals with energy.

  4. FIG.133 Publisher Profile Photos: The History and Present of Author Photographs

    Author portraits are both a face photo and an editorial element that sets reader distance.

  5. FIG.134 Media Appearance Photos: What to Change for TV vs. Web

    When the same photo is used across TV, web, and promotional banners, cropping and body angle matter.

  6. FIG.135 Social Media Icon Photos: X, Instagram, and TikTok Differ

    A small circular crop demands brightness, a simple background, and a clear gaze.

  7. FIG.140 AI Headshots vs. Real Photos: What Changes and What Doesn't

    Comparing AI-generated headshots and real photographs through authenticity, use case, and trust.

  8. FIG.141 The Risks of Using AI-Generated Profile Photos

    When AI-generated photo convenience creates friction at first meetings or weakens identity recognition.

  9. FIG.142 The Science of Trust: Why People Want a Real Photo

    What makes a profile photo feel trustworthy — examined through authenticity and consistency.

  10. FIG.160 The Field Guide Map: How to Read This Book

    A single map of all topics — preparation, shoot day, expression, posture, use case, photo selection.

  11. FIG.161 The History and Sociology of the Profile Photo: From Business Card to Selfie

    How the profile photo evolved and what it has always been asked to do.

  12. FIG.162 The Philosophy Behind This Guide: On Reducing Camera Aversion

    Camera aversion is not a personal weakness — it is a knowledge gap and a communication gap.