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Please someone to take pictures of you or get a tripod with a mobile phone holder. And then look for a neutral background. For example, a monochrome wall, look that you have daylight (e.g. wall near a window). You turn off art light sources.
The person who photographs you (or the tripod) stands next to the window and you turn to the window. If you have 2 windows next to each other, the person who photographs you can also stand in the middle of it. If there’s no wall behind you, someone else might hold up a bed sheet or a colored cardboard (from the craft shop) behind you. As image format you set 4:3 andvery important use the2x Zoom! If your phone has a portrait mode that softens the background, use it as well.
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With a camera and a neutral background…?