Mirror Fine
Why do I look different pictures in the mirror?
I have a bad image in the photos, but in the mirror, I look good. I looks not very different picture, ears, nose, mouth, etc. are always the same shape and size, but I look a little different and just that little difference makes me look much worse. So who is more precise, the mirror or a picture?
Are you using the flash when you take your picture? Sometimes the flash can make you better or for worse ... if you do not ... Try using the flash. If you are, try not to use it.
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