I find it hard to believe that you don't photograph well. You're a lovely woman with a wonderful smile, and as long as someone tries to capture that, the end results should reflect that.
People tend to focus on their flaws instead of their strengths.
You can try to go for "action" shots, where the picture is trying to recreate a memory. Then you'll focus more on that memory or event, and less on how you feel you look. (or you can focus on how goofy your friends look, and how you're so beautiful compared to the rest of us o;-)
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Date: 2005-02-22 12:50 am (UTC)People tend to focus on their flaws instead of their strengths.
You can try to go for "action" shots, where the picture is trying to recreate a memory. Then you'll focus more on that memory or event, and less on how you feel you look. (or you can focus on how goofy your friends look, and how you're so beautiful compared to the rest of us o;-)