I tried searching for this and didn't come up with anything.

I understand proper form, etc. but some people seem to stand slightly different, hold their head a bit different, etc. and I am still settling into my exact 'form'.

Can you all please post some pictures of you at full draw? It really helps me to visualize what to do.

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not my usual stance but i guess it depends on what i'm shootin'

If you will refer to Terry's Form Clock at the top of this forum, I think you'll find what you're looking for.

@McDave:

I have Terry's form clock as my desktop background. Was just wanting to see some other people at full draw.

Notice the elbow is a touch high, something i battle with on an on going basis


 

Shooting with a slight cant.


Depending on the slope of the terrain or whether I'm shooting from a stand, standing or sitting my so called form is the same..

This is what I use on the range; in the field; seated; crouched; and in my kitchen when I need a photo but it's raining outside      

From last week's fun shoot, simulating sitting in a blind    

But yeah, try to line up like the form clock no matter what stance you have and you won't go wrong IMHO.  

 

Good pictures all. Thank you. It helps me to better visualize what I am doing when I can see it being done. Like I said, I have the form clock as my desktop background to constantly re-remind myself.

I have 7 months behind the bow shooting almost every day, and it still hasn't completely 'clicked'. Certainly a lonnggg journey getting consistent with the longbow. I am shooting a one-piece longbow off the shelf, and shooting instinctively.

Here I am with my new anchor

Here's my full draw pic.

Pic taken at European Fita 3D champs last year

Two different days with same bow for comparison.