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Full body shot is a camera framing that captures a person from head to toe, so you see their whole silhouette, stance, and outfit at a single glance, with nothing cropped.
Use a full body shot when pose, outfit, or silhouette matters more than facial expression — it is the standard for fashion lookbooks and character reference sheets.
Pitfall: too much headroom (empty space above the head) or empty floor shrinks the figure; frame tight enough that the subject nearly touches the top and bottom edges.
Near-neighbor: a full body shot is not the same as a wide shot — the former only promises the whole person fits; the latter also includes their surroundings.
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