Anonymous wrote:With all the Instagram, Ticktock, Facebook filters, make up, fake lashes, fake extensions, plastic surgery etc., half of the people are artificially covering their own insecurities but making other half even more insecure.
Anonymous wrote:I look much better in photos than I do in 'real' life.
People have always told me I'm photogenic, which to my ears means- you look way better in your pictures than you do when I look at you.
I’ve been told I photograph well too. I don’t really take it as a compliment either!

Anonymous wrote:I hope not. I look horrid in pictures and even though I’m no striking beauty I know I look better in real life.
I look much better in photos than I do in 'real' life.
People have always told me I'm photogenic, which to my ears means- you look way better in your pictures than you do when I look at you.
Anonymous wrote:No filters, no special lighting, just a plain old pic of you (taken from an iPhone or digital camera).
I've never considered myself to be photogenic, just laying that out there. I think I do a good job of maintaining myself - I get my hair/roots done every 3 weeks. I wear tasteful clothing and jewelry. I have a little botox touch up here and there. But I just saw a recent pic of myself taken by DH, and I look like holy hell. I hate my smile, my eyes look weird, my face has a strange shape. DH disagrees and thinks I look great in pics, but oh boy do I disagree and I think he's just being kind.
Perhaps I have a distorted view of myself, I don't know. Anyone else feel this way? It's to the point where I avoid having my picture taken![]()
Anonymous wrote:I look much better in photos than I do in 'real' life.
People have always told me I'm photogenic, which to my ears means- you look way better in your pictures than you do when I look at you.
Anonymous wrote:i don't think i photograph well. fortunately a couple of people have confirmed this for me. my sister photographs really well and it makes me jealous!