The community photo program · every pose, real practitioners, full credit
Every posture in the Sanskrit Revolution encyclopedia is shown by a real
practitioner, photographed in a real studio and credited by name. We need
three to five photographs of every pose, and we would love one of them to
be you. Models are credited in the app next to their photo, Instagram
included if you like, and receive a free year of the app when it launches.
How it works
1
Sign up once
Name and email, so we can credit you properly and send you the photo
release to sign before anything is published.
2
Claim your poses
Pick up to eight from the board below. Poses that still need people
are listed first; a pose closes once enough people have claimed it.
3
Shoot and upload
Photograph each pose following the guidelines at the bottom of this
page and upload right here. Marcy and Matt review everything before it
appears anywhere.
Sign up
Tell us who you are
Returning? Use the same email and your poses will be waiting.
I understand my photos may be published in the Sanskrit Revolution
app and website with my name, and that a photo release will be signed
before anything is published. Compensation is a free year of the app
and credit by name.
Welcome,
You can claim up to eight poses, at most two crowd
favorites. Not you? Start over.
Your poses
Shoot these, then upload here
Photos and short videos both work (one file or several per
pose). A claim with no photos after three weeks may be released back to
the board.
The pose board
Poses that need people most are listed first.
launch pose fills the app's opening set.
crowd favorite is capped at two per person.
The board is loading, or nothing matches your search.
Photo guidelines
Background: plain and uncluttered. A white or light wall is ideal; clean studio wood also works.
Light: soft, even, natural light if you can. No harsh shadows across the body.
Framing: the whole body in frame with a little room around it. Phone cameras are fine at their highest quality setting.
Clothing: fitted, solid colors, so the shape of the pose reads clearly.
The pose: hold your honest expression of it. We are showing real practice, not contortion. Several angles of the same pose are welcome.
Moving poses: for flowing postures, a short video (up to about 20 seconds) is perfect.
Questions, or want to shoot with us
instead of solo? Write us at the email in your invitation and we will set
it up.