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I used to go to a pub after my shopping on a Sat with my hubby years ago and wondered how I always felt good in this certain pub...it was the pinkish bronze mirrors..with subdued soft lighting..... and they had a full length mirror that made everyone look tall and slim hahaha.. it was great for the ego and more clubs.pubs and shops should do the same..
But the DL halograph always ran across his neck, making it look like he had a neck tattoo also.
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I looked in a store mirror and saw a nightmare. I hope it was shadows being cast by unnatural flat light, weird angles and a cheap mirror. Lines appeared that don't even show up in bright daylight and strange shadows and bumpy things. I had done a decent job on my makeup I thought, but it looked like crap in that mirror.
Are fluorescent lights the devil's doing- a cruel trick, or a reality check?
I divorced my wife after seeing her in a fluorescent light!!!
While I am generally known for taking bad pictures, surprisingly everyone one of DL's have turned out great.
My husband on the other hand consistently looks like a white supremacist gang member.
LOL. My DL pics look great too. Now my visa picture is so very awful, I pull it out to scare people and they are shocked too. Hard to believe lighting can be so effective.
That Seinfeld clip showed the phenomena first-hand---
There is no reality. Just lighting. Pick a light source and how you look is based on that light source.
I consider "how you really look" to be how you look in full sunlight under cloudless blue or partly cloudy skies. That to me is the most natural lighting and is what people looked like for millenia before the invention of the light bulb, even before the discovery of how to make fire.
So full sunlight is how I think we "really" look. Just MHO.
Flourescent lighting isn't even a "thing". Do you mean bright or dim, cool or hot? It varies all over the place.
It's a shame that some of the best lighting for pictures happens to be in your car.
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