Tips
Nov 13, 2020 21:32
The other day, I met someone through the agency who looked like a completely different person from the photo they had sent beforehand.
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In the photo, she looked like a wrinkled woman in her 40s—not exactly what you’d call beautiful—but in person, she was stunning, practically model-level. I was amazed.
I’m also someone who doesn’t photograph well, but the difference between her photo and her actual appearance was even more striking than mine, which really surprised me.
My question is: My friends often point out that I look completely different in photos, saying things like, “Don’t you look totally different from your photos? Why do you end up looking like that in pictures?” I’m aware myself that I don’t photograph well.
One of the men who made me an offer has even mentioned it to me before.
From the staff’s perspective, are there many women who look overwhelmingly better in person than they do in their photos?
