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Is there an expression in English when you want to say that sometimes you look good on photos and sometimes not or is it "look good or look bad" only ?
For example, I look good when I make photos of myself but when someone else does I don't usually look good.
Is there an expression in English when you want to say that sometimes you look good on photos and sometimes not or is it "look good or look bad" only ?
For example, I look good when I make photos of myself but when someone else does I don't usually look good.
For example, I look good when I make photos of myself but when someone else does I don't usually look good.
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Yeah I think that’s what you would say. Or maybe cute, attractive, whatever word you want: “I look really cute when I *take* photos of myself, but not when other people take photos of me”
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