28 Mar 2018, 6:31 pm
28 Mar 2018, 6:51 pm
alex wrote:
I mean, obviously I look more like the pictures on my tinder in real life than the sh***y photos I purposely tried to look bad in. I look nothing like those photos. I didn't photoshop the photos on my tinder because they were just taken well to begin with.
And I bet you probably look way better in real life than the pictures you've taken since they were not done by a photographer.
As far as photoshopping is concerned, your other photos don't show acne, so clearly it's not usually visible like that, so either photoshop that photo or take a new one where it's not visible. I mean, you really should take photos with better lighting. I purposely used bad lighting on those photos I took of myself to show you how in a photograph, lighting will make you look like what you're not because the camera doesn't compensate for lighting, whereas a human looking at you will have a brain that automatically compensates for the lighting and evens out the face.
So in reality, you're trying to actually take photos that make you look closer to what you look like in real life. I mean, the camera should be placed at eye level. In your photos and in the examples of bad photos I took, the camera is below the face so it distorts the face and makes it look fat when it is not.
And I bet you probably look way better in real life than the pictures you've taken since they were not done by a photographer.
As far as photoshopping is concerned, your other photos don't show acne, so clearly it's not usually visible like that, so either photoshop that photo or take a new one where it's not visible. I mean, you really should take photos with better lighting. I purposely used bad lighting on those photos I took of myself to show you how in a photograph, lighting will make you look like what you're not because the camera doesn't compensate for lighting, whereas a human looking at you will have a brain that automatically compensates for the lighting and evens out the face.
So in reality, you're trying to actually take photos that make you look closer to what you look like in real life. I mean, the camera should be placed at eye level. In your photos and in the examples of bad photos I took, the camera is below the face so it distorts the face and makes it look fat when it is not.
I probably look better in my pictures then in person.
The women who’ve rejected me in person for being unattractive or ugly would disagree with you. One lady for physical Ill
It comes and goes but never completely goes away I’ve had it since I was 20. It’ll move around. Right now it’s really bad. It’s on my nose, for head and chin. I’ve tried bunch of stuff and non seems to help. Pictures hide it more but in person it’s very visible. Maybe some think it’s a std
I take photos inside since I’m always inside. I have 100 watt bulbs , should be plenty of lighting
I take them at eye level 0.o
I took one for yellow at an angle it was hard. I was at the bus stop(only time I’m ever outside is on way to and from work.
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29 Mar 2018, 11:13 am
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alex wrote:
I mean, obviously I look more like the pictures on my tinder in real life than the sh***y photos I purposely tried to look bad in. I look nothing like those photos. I didn't photoshop the photos on my tinder because they were just taken well to begin with.
And I bet you probably look way better in real life than the pictures you've taken since they were not done by a photographer.
As far as photoshopping is concerned, your other photos don't show acne, so clearly it's not usually visible like that, so either photoshop that photo or take a new one where it's not visible. I mean, you really should take photos with better lighting. I purposely used bad lighting on those photos I took of myself to show you how in a photograph, lighting will make you look like what you're not because the camera doesn't compensate for lighting, whereas a human looking at you will have a brain that automatically compensates for the lighting and evens out the face.
So in reality, you're trying to actually take photos that make you look closer to what you look like in real life. I mean, the camera should be placed at eye level. In your photos and in the examples of bad photos I took, the camera is below the face so it distorts the face and makes it look fat when it is not.
And I bet you probably look way better in real life than the pictures you've taken since they were not done by a photographer.
As far as photoshopping is concerned, your other photos don't show acne, so clearly it's not usually visible like that, so either photoshop that photo or take a new one where it's not visible. I mean, you really should take photos with better lighting. I purposely used bad lighting on those photos I took of myself to show you how in a photograph, lighting will make you look like what you're not because the camera doesn't compensate for lighting, whereas a human looking at you will have a brain that automatically compensates for the lighting and evens out the face.
So in reality, you're trying to actually take photos that make you look closer to what you look like in real life. I mean, the camera should be placed at eye level. In your photos and in the examples of bad photos I took, the camera is below the face so it distorts the face and makes it look fat when it is not.
I probably look better in my pictures then in person.
The women who’ve rejected me in person for being unattractive or ugly would disagree with you. One lady for physical Ill
It comes and goes but never completely goes away I’ve had it since I was 20. It’ll move around. Right now it’s really bad. It’s on my nose, for head and chin. I’ve tried bunch of stuff and non seems to help. Pictures hide it more but in person it’s very visible. Maybe some think it’s a std
I take photos inside since I’m always inside. I have 100 watt bulbs , should be plenty of lighting
I take them at eye level 0.o
I took one for yellow at an angle it was hard. I was at the bus stop(only time I’m ever outside is on way to and from work.
It has nothing to do with having enough light. It has to do with the type of light. More light can be worse. Take a picture at 12 on a sunny day and your face is full of shadows. Take the same picture on a cloudy day and you face is evenly lit. Pointing a light at your face is not going to necessarily get good photos.
We all have things we can't change and things we can. Focusing on the things we can't change and blaming those instead of changing the things we can is a waste of time.
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30 Mar 2018, 6:43 pm
sly279 wrote:
The women who’ve rejected me in person for being unattractive or ugly would disagree with you. One lady for physical Ill
You seem to have a pretty bad case of acne. This can be remedied using the aforementioned app. I've provided an example of it's use.
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