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EVER WONDER WHY YOU MAY LOOK PRETTIER IN SOME PHOTOS AND UGLIER IN OTHERS!!!!
Posted on January 20, 2015
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“Ever wonder why you may look prettier in some photos and uglier in others, even with the
same smile and the same lighting? It’s all about the camera lens.
These portraits—taken by Stephen Eastwood—show how this works.
