For Anterior Photograph

Client faces the camera. The bold center, vertical line should line up with the center of the body. Line bisects head, neck, trunk, hips and medial malleoli. Vertical alignment line goes from the nose, chin, center of the chest, navel and between the medial malleolus. Horizontal alignment lines provide reference for the level of the eyes, ears, shoulders, hands, pelvis, and knees.

For Lateral Photograph

Client faces sideways. Photograph right and left view. Bold center grid line directly behind and slightly anterior of the lateral malleolus.
Look for line extending from ear to acromial process through greater trochanter of femur, slightly behind patella and one inch anterior to lateral malleolus. Bisecting vertically through these areas.

For Posterior Photograph

Client faces grid. The bold center, vertical line should line up with the center of the body. Vertical alignment line bisects head, through neck, vertebrae, buttocks and medial malleoli.
Horizontal alignment lines provide reference for the level of the ears, shoulders, hands, pelvis, and ankles.