Hmm...nice tip.
Actually I was only half joking (but the other half is serious /
real)
Nice to read that it's not my own individual problem, as per the
link article:
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16. Keep your face in equilibrium. Look at your face in the
mirror. That's NOT actually the face which comes in your
photograph. Now stare at your own reflection. After some time your
face will reach the 'normal' condition. That will be your
'equilibrium' face. Now deactivate your eye region and activate
your lip region. Don't clench your teeth, just make sure that your
upper and lower jaw molars touch each other. Always smile if your complexion is dark or dull and your smile
should be a slight one. At the same time stress the corners of your
eyes and raise your eye brows a little. Practice this exercise
every day before mirror for a few minutes. In one month it will
become a habit whenever someone tries to take a photograph of you.
But don't forget the most fundamental things for a good photograph
and those are good cheer and confidence.
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Lol....anyways thanks.
half joking as in you don't look good in the mirror either?
